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Jones v. Robert E. Bayley Construction Co.

Citations

  • 674 P.2d 679
  • 36 Wash. App. 357

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  • relying on Kelley to hold that the trial court committed prejudicial error by refusing to give an injured worker’s proposed instruction that “the general contractor has a special, nondelegable duty” to workers on its jobsite that is “distinct from the duty” of the worker’s direct employer
  • “In this case, however, the jury determined by special verdict that Bayley was not negligent, so they did not reach the issue of proximate cause. The error was, therefore, harmless.”
  • `In this case, however, the jury determined by special verdict that Bayley was not negligent, so they did not reach the issue of proximate cause. The error was, therefore, harmless.'

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Judges: Corbett, Williams, Ringold

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