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· 7/17/1991

Shepherd Components, Inc. v. Brice Petrides-Donohue & Associates, Inc.

Citations

  • 473 N.W.2d 612
  • 1991 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 255
  • 1991 WL 130233

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding that engineer did not owe duty of care to others because engineer had no right to control work performed and only had \responsibility for quality control\
  • concluding that engineer did not owe duty of care to others because engineer had no right to control work performed and only had “responsibility for quality control”
  • deciding that engineer did not owe duty of care to others and, therefore, could not be liable for negligence of general contractor regarding safety procedures used on construction site
  • deciding that engineer did not owe duty of care to others and, therefore, could not be liable for negligence of general contractor regarding safety procedures used on construction site
  • concluding that engineer did not owe duty of care to others because engineer had no right to control work performed and only had \responsibility for quality control\
  • concluding that engineer did not owe duty of care to others because engineer had no right to control work performed and only had “responsibility for quality control”

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Judges: Harris, Larson, Schultz, Neuman, Andreasen

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