Cook v. Parkinson

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• fatal variance exists where \an indictment enumerates the particular facts alleged to constitute the element of a charged crime and the proof makes out the elements in a different manner\
• no warning required for plaintiff who had actual knowledge that if he leaned too far forward on chair equipped with casters, chair would tip forward
• fatal variance exists where “an indictment enumerates the particular facts alleged to constitute the element of a charged crime and the proof makes out the elements in a different manner”
• fatal variance exists when “an indictment enumerates the particular facts alleged to constitute the element of a charged crime and the proof makes out the elements in a different manner”
• risk of tipping in specially designed commode chair obvious to paraplegic
• risk of tipping in specially designed commode chair obvious to paraplegic

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).