Lunsford v. Childs
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Jordan, Judge.
The cause of action in this case is predicated upon the alleged acts of negligence of the defendants in causing particles of sawdust to be deposited upon the plaintiff’s kitchen floor and in failing to barricade the area or otherwise give warning of the alleged dangerous condition thus created. The facts set forth in the petition disclose that these acts complained of *212occurred while the work which the plaintiff had contracted to be performed in her kitchen was still in progress and that the plaintiff’s injuries occurred when she, with actual knowledge of this fact, entered that…
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