Scheel v. Tremblay

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• in locating pole the utility is charged with the duty to locate so as to avoid unreasonable and unnecessary dangers to travelers upon the highway
• It was not extraordinary that car should veer slightly off a winding road and strike negligently located, unlit utility pole
• It was not extraordinary that car should veer slightly off a winding road and strike negligently located, unlit utility pole
• in locating pole the utility is charged with the duty to locate so as to avoid unreasonable and unnecessary dangers to travelers upon the highway
• in locating pole the utility is charged with the duty to locate so as to avoid unreasonable and unnecessary dangers to travelers upon the highway
• utility liable to passengers in an automobile which veered slightly to avoid an oncoming car and struck an unlit utility pole placed ten inches from the paved portion of the highway

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).