Definition of Extraordinary Risk
An “extraordinary risk” is one lying outside of the sphere of the normal, arising out of conditions not usual in the business. It is one which is not normally and necessarily incident to the employment. It is one which may be obviated by the exercise of reasonable care by the employer. See also Extraordinary hazard.
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