PER CURIAM:
On October 4, 1961, the appellee, Donald Dunnett, was working as a stonecutter on a building being constructed for the Smithsonian Institution. He was an employee of a subcontractor. On that day he was injured in a fall from a scaffold belonging to John B. Kelly, Inc., another subcontractor, which is the appellant here.
Dunnett sued Kelly to recover damages, alleging the latter was negligent in erecting the scaffold. At the pretrial hearing, he...
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