Brown v. Northern Indiana Public Service Co.

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• a plaintiff with superior knowledge and appreciation of the dangers “is contributorily negligent as a matter of law”
• a plaintiff with superior knowledge and appreciation of the dangers \is contributorily negligent as a matter of law\
• plaintiff was not member of general public where he was on totally fenced, private property of employer, to which general public had no access, and exposure to electric lines occurred as a result of his working with crane in proximity to lines
• plaintiff was not member of general public where he was on totally fenced, private property of employer, to which general public had no access, and exposure to electric lines occurred as a result of his working with crane in proximity to lines

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