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· 3/20/1967

Bragg v. Warwick Shoppers World, Inc.

Citations

  • 227 A.2d 582
  • 102 R.I. 8
  • 1967 R.I. LEXIS 636

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  • complaint stated a cause of action where it alleged plaintiff was injured by a fishing pole protruding from shopping cart which store knew or should have known was being pushed through store by young child
  • claim stated against retailer where plaintiff alleged that he was struck by fishing pole that protruded from shopping cart being pushed by small child and that retailer either knew or should have known of the child’s actions
  • claim stated against retailer where plaintiff alleged that he was struck by fishing pole that protruded from shopping cart being pushed by small child and that retailer either knew or should have known of the child's actions

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Judges: Roberts, Paolino, Powers, Joslin, Kelleher

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