Louisiana Court of Appeal· 6/27/1990
Holliday v. BE & K. CONST. CO.
Citations
- 563 So. 2d 1333
- 1990 La. App. LEXIS 1628
- 1990 WL 88870
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- knowledge that machine is dangerous and that its use creates a high probability that someone will eventually be injured from such use
- knowledge that machine is dangerous and that its use creates a high probability that someone will eventually be injured from such use
- knowledge that machine is dangerous and that its use creates a high probability that someone will eventually be injured from such use
- failure to provide ladders and scaffolding
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Judges: Foret, Stoker and Yelverton
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