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Appellate Court Upholds Summary Judgment in Favor of General Contractor on Issue of Retained Control
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Tags: Contractor Duty of Care, Illinois Appellate Court, Illinois Section 343 of Restatement, Illinois Section 414 of Restatement, Notice of Dangerous Condition

Analyzes Illinois appellate court ruling in Neisendorf v. Abbey Paving & Sealcoating on a question of whether contract language calling for a general right to stop work established a duty of care under Sections 414 and 343 of the Restatement.

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