McCague v. Walsh Construction
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
The plaintiff John McCague was injured on a worksite at which the defendant was the general contractor. At one of the doorways of a building at the worksite, the defendant installed a ramp, which was, at its highest point nearest the door, 18 inches above the ground. The ramp, about 8 to 10 feet long, sloped in a downward direction from its highest point at the doorway to the ground level at the end of the ramp. McCague traversed this ramp several times before the accident. Mc-Cague walked up the ramp some 15 minutes before the accident and he did not notice any substance on the ramp. At the…
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