Defendant's expert's opinion that the roof collapsed because of patent decay, which was based on his after-the-fact observation of dry rot that had caused the paint on a girder to discolor, was speculative insofar as meant to support the conclusion that such discoloration was observable before the roof collapsed, and insufficient to controvert the submissions of plaintiff's experts that their first-hand observations before the collapse did not reveal any observable decay...
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