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· 9/8/1992

Samuelson v. Lord, Aeck & Sergeant, Inc.

Citations

  • 423 S.E.2d 268
  • 205 Ga. App. 568
  • 92 Fulton County D. Rep. 1879
  • 1992 Ga. App. LEXIS 1267

How courts have described this case

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  • apart from the contract, ECS engineers had a duty not to negligently harm third persons
  • “Independently of the contract to design a building or premises, an architect or engineer owes a general duty to use reasonable care not to harm third persons who, it is reasonably foreseeable, might be harmed by a negligent architectural design.”
  • “Independently of the contract to design a building or premises, an . . . engineer owes a general duty to use reasonable care not to harm third persons who, it is reasonably foreseeable, might be harmed by a negligent architectural design.”
  • “To state a cause of action for negligence in Georgia, it is necessary to establish the essential elements of duty, breach of that duty, and proximate causation, as well as damages, as a basis for liability for the injuries of another.”
  • architect for inherently dangerous design causing personal injury
  • site design for a post office

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Judges: Pope, Carley, Johnson, Divisions

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