· 6/3/1983
Booker v. REVLON REALISTIC PROF. PRODUCTS, INC.
Citations
- 433 So. 2d 407
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- holding that plaintiff could not recover when the trial court found that she either misapplied the product or suffered an idiosyncratic allergic reaction to it
- unusual or rare idiosyncratic sensitivity on plaintiff's part would not provide a basis for recovery or even a requirement of a warning from manufacturer
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Judges: Gulotta, Schott and Ciaccio
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