Milligan v. Georgia Power Co.

1. The plaintiff contends that under the evidence a jury question was presented, and that the defendant power company could be held liable for the plaintiff’s injury either (1) on the theory that it had control or joint control of the current on the premises of the customer, Cedartown Textiles Inc., including the exposed wire with which the employee came in contact, even though the customer owned the wiring and the defendant had no notice of the defective and dangerous condition thereof, or (2) because, irrespective of control, the defendant had notice and yet failed to make an initial…