Georgia Power Co. v. Kinard

1. “A power company in furnishing electricity to patrons, with respect to employees of the latter rightfully on the premises of the patron and likely to come into contact with wires carrying the current supplied, is bound to use ordinary care; which demands that the power company shall use such diligence in preventing injuries to such employees as is commensurate with the danger involved in the use and control of such a subtle and deadly agency as electricity.” Denson v. Ga. Ry. & El. Co., 135 Ga. 132 (68 S. E. 1113). But “where wiring or other electrical appliances on private premises are…