· 7/25/1972
Leavitt v. Glick Realty Corp.
Citations
- 285 N.E.2d 786
- 362 Mass. 370
- 1972 Mass. LEXIS 799
How courts have described this case
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- finding that an owner, treasurer, and clerk were not liable for contractor’s negligent electrical work because there was no evidence they had knowledge of faulty wiring
- failure to inspect electrical wiring over a period of twenty-seven years held evidence of negligence
- failure to inspect electrical wiring over a period of twenty-seven years held evidence of negligence
- “an officer of a corporation ... is not liable for nonfeasance to any one but his principal or employer”
- president, treasurer, and clerk not personally liable for negligence of independent contractor where they were not involved in work
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Judges: Spiegel, Reardon, Quirico, Hennessey
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