Public Service Indiana, Inc. v. Nichols

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the trial court properly refused an instruction that consisted of a string of general and abstract statutory language without any explanation of the statutes' applicability to the facts of the case
• electricity must be in a marketable and marketed state at time it causes injury, meaning it has been reduced from a transmission voltage to a consumption voltage
• \Electricity is considered to be placed into the stream of commerce when it reaches its destination in a home or factory\
• “Electricity is considered to be placed into the stream of commerce when it reaches its destination in a home or factory.”
• “[Electricity must be in a marketable and marketed state at the time it causes the injury . . . meaning that it has been reduced from a transmission voltage to a consumption voltage.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).