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Williams v. Johnson.

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  • 809 S.E.2d 839

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  • no issue of material fact existed as to whether plaintiff had equal knowledge of the hazards posed by mirror shards attached to a wooden board when he knew that glass is sharp and was aware of the specific risk that glass could cut him if handled improperly

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Judges: Dillard

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