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· 2/24/1995

American Eagle Ins. Co. v. United Technologies Corp.

Citations

  • 48 F.3d 142
  • 1995 WL 74865

How courts have described this case

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  • explaining that there was no evidence that the plaintiff had separately bargained for the allegedly defective engine and concluding accordingly that the aircraft hull was not “other property”
  • finding, inter alia , no summary judgment evidence before the court indicating plaintiffs bargained separately for the engine
  • airplane owner had no tort claim against engine manufacturer for damage to hull of plane after failure of engine caused crash
  • airplane owner had no tort claim against engine manufacturer for damage to hull of plane after failure of engine caused crash

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