Supreme Court holds employer liable for employee's injury caused by a defective railing attachment during construction work.
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AI generatedThe Supreme Court of Finland ruled in favor of the architect and construction manager, holding them liable for the architect's personal injury. The plaintiff fell from a terrace because the railing's attachment bolts had detached due to improper workmanship. The court determined that the employer failed to fulfill its duty of care regarding the safety of the construction site and the quality of the work performed.
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AI generatedEmployer Liability Act; Workmen's Compensation Act: An employer is liable for personal injury to an employee if the injury was caused by the employer's fault in the execution of work or in the organization of work.
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Kysymys arkkitehdin, rakennesuunnittelijan, vastaavan työnjohtajan ja kaupungin rakennusvalvontaviranomaisen korvausvastuusta henkilövahingosta, kun omakotitalon rakennuttaja putosi talon terassilta sen kaiteen kiinnitysten irrottua.