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· 11/15/1880

Brett v. Skiddy

Citations

  • 29 N.Y. Sup. Ct. 613

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  • plaintiff who drank from bottle contaminated with hydrochloric acid established breach of implied warranty of fitness and did not have burden to prove that contamination was due to defendant’s negligence or dereliction
  • plaintiff who drank from bottle contaminated with hydrochloric acid established breach of implied warranty of fitness and did not have burden to prove that contamination was due to defendant’s negligence or dereliction

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