Wyrulec Co. v. Schutt

*763CARDINE, Justice,

specially concurring.

I concur in the result but dissent from that portion of the opinion under “Standard of Care.” This case involves an accident in which appellee touched a low voltage line and fell. Low voltage electricity is not ultrahaz-ardous. It is something encountered in ordinary, normal daily activities when plugging in the coffee pot or toaster. It is like driving a car, something everyone does in the business of daily living; and so the activity is ordinary, and the duty is ordinary care. But the opinion assumes the activity (low voltage electricity) to be…