Ford v. Griffin

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• holding that a telephone pole inspector could be held accountable. for a defective pole that fell and injured the plaintiff, because, among other reasons, the inspector had full authority and the wherewithal to replace. defective poles when he found them
• holding that a telephone pole inspector could be held accountable for a defective pole that fell and injured the plaintiff, because, among other reasons, the inspector had full authority and the wherewithal to replace defective poles when he found them

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• Ford v. Griffin
  Supreme Court· 1981-02-23