Jacobs v. Thomson Oak Flooring

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• requiring that the employer have previous knowledge and experience that work is “in its nature dangerous to others however carefully performed”
• no employ er/employee relationship existed as matter of law despite the fact that defendant designated which tracts the contractor was to cut, told him where to haul it, and periodically visited work site to enure cutting was being done properly
• hauling logging equipment is not inherently dangerous

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).