· 1/30/1978
Shaw v. Merrick
Citations
- 60 A.D.2d 830
- 401 N.Y.S.2d 508
- 1978 N.Y. App. Div. LEXIS 9828
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- noting a contractor may justifiably rely on the owner's plans and specifications unless they are so apparently defective a builder of ordinary prudence would be placed upon notice the work was dangerous and likely to cause injury
- noting a contractor may justifiably rely on the own er’s plans and specifications unless they are so apparently defective a builder of ordinary prudence would be placed upon notice the work was dangerous and likely to cause injury
- contractor may justifiably rely on owner’s plans and specifications unless they are so apparently defective, an ordinary builder of ordinary prudence would be placed upon notice the work was dangerous and likely to cause injury
- contractor may justifiably rely on owner's plans and specifications unless they are so apparently defective, an ordinary builder of ordinary prudence would be placed upon notice the work was dangerous and likely to cause injury
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