Plaintiff, a carpenter, was seriously injured on defendant's premises when a "baker" scaffold upon which he was working, in connection with a school construction project, toppled and he fell to the floor from a height of 15 to 20 feet. This type of scaffold, mounted on four hard-rubber wheels designed to lock securely, had a platform about eight feet long and three feet wide, and at the time of the accident it had been elevated to its maximum height of about 10 feet. Because...
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