Atlanta Enterprises Inc. v. James

(After stating the foregoing facts.)

1. The demurrer was properly overruled. The petition alleged that Brand represented to plaintiff that there was no pressure in the cylinder and that it was safe for plaintiff to begin his work, and that plaintiff did not know there was pressure in the cylinder and that the machine was not ready for him to begin his work. These and other allegations were sufficient to show superior knowledge, actual or constructive, of the latent danger, on the part of the defendant, and failure to warn James of it, and were therefore sufficient to show a cause of action.…