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In Shaner, 2010 WL 1056870 at *2–4, we held that the plaintiff, the personal representative of an employee of a tree-removal company who was electrocuted when part of the crane he was riding in hit a live high-voltage wire, raised a triable issue of fact as to whether a peculiar risk existed where the plaintiff produced evidence that the homeowners had hired the contractor after a previous company refused to remove the trees because they were too close to high-voltage electrical lines and that decedent's company admitted it violated safety directives as specified in the crane manual.
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No. 29379.
March 19, 2010.
Memorandum Opinions Vacated remanded.