Defendant established prima facie that it cannot be held liable for the injuries sustained by the infant plaintiff (plaintiff), a high school student, when she was attacked by another student in a school hallway, by showing that it provided sufficient supervision for its students, that the attack on plaintiff was sudden and spontaneous and could not have been prevented by greater supervision, and that it had no notice of animosity or conflicts between plaintiff and her attacker...
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