O'ROURKE v. Oehler

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• lessor may be liable for a death by electrocution, where lessor gave her permission during the tenancy for replacement of wires
• lessor may be liable where it “ha[d] regularly performed a certain type of maintenance work on the premises”
• since lessor voluntarily assumed a maintenance obligation, there was “a question of material fact” as to whether lessor “knew or should have known of the condition”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).