· 11/26/1910
Cheek v. Nicholson
Citations
- 133 S.W. 707
- 1910 Tex. App. LEXIS 901
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- holding that a defendant who contracted to replace the safety mats out at an employer’s facility owed a duty of care to an employee who 8 Notably, Defendant has never argued otherwise. slipped and fell because the defendant failed to put out mats as contractually promised
- “ ‘Nonfeasance’ means the omission of an act which a person ought to do.” (citation omitted)
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