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· 1/17/1972

Crockett v. Crothers

Citations

  • 285 A.2d 612
  • 264 Md. 222
  • 1972 Md. LEXIS 1137

How courts have described this case

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  • describing the proof required for a plaintiff to prevail on a negligence claim against an engineer
  • upholding a jury’s finding that defendant’s negligent design of a sewerage system was the cause of plaintiffs’ damages even though defendant himself, a professional engineer, was the only witness to provide any expert testimony.
  • contract providing for indemnification which was executed between the joint tort-feasors prior to the tort
  • in negligence action against engineer, standard of care was established through expert testimony describing steps ordinarily taken by engineers preparing plans relevant to the case
  • in negligence action against engineer for failing to discover water main later broken by a contractor, standard of care was established through testimony describing steps ordinarily taken by engineers preparing plans for construction of a city sewerage system
  • in negligence action against engineer for failing to discover water main later broken by a contractor, standard of care was established through testimony describing steps ordinarily taken by engineers preparing plans for construction of a city sewerage system

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Judges: Hammond, McWilliams, Finan, Singly, Smith, Digges

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