Cairns J. also cited the case of Francis v. Cockrill, supra, as follows: Where A enters B’s structure under a contract entitling him to do so, it is an implied term in the contract that the structure shall be reasonably fit for the purpose for which it is intended; but this does not extend to any unknown defect incapable of being discovered by reasonable means.
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