Vaughn v. Jernigan
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Banke, Judge.
Appellee Larry Jernigan was injured while removing lumber from a power saw operated by his employer on property owned by the appellant. He and his wife sued, alleging that the saw was not equipped with proper safety equipment and that it therefore constituted a defective condition existing on the premises. They sought to hold the appellant liable as a property owner for his nonfeasance in failing to correct the condition. This appeal was precipitated by a jury verdict in their favor.
Jernigan’s employer, Central Lumber Co., had installed the saw after taking possession of the…
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