Haaksma v. City of Grand Rapids
Michigan Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtSaad, P.J.
1. NATURE OF THE CASE
In this personal injury case, plaintiff stepped on exposed electrical wires located on a public right of way owned and maintained by the city of Grand Rapids. The wires protruded from a pedestal that had held a lamppost that had been knocked down several weeks before the injury in issue. Approximately one month before the incident, defendant Fryling Development Corporation had an electrical worker cap and wrap the wires with electrical tape, place a plastic bag over the wires, and cover the entire repair with an orange cone.
After some discovery, the court held hearings…
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