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· 4/8/2022

Brian Mecinas v. Katie Hobbs

Citations

  • 30 F.4th 890

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  • finding reasonable inference that a clothes dryer was in same condition at time of sale as it was at time of accident when jury heard no evidence that electrical system had been repaired after purchase
  • two experts testified that probable cause of fire was directly related to electrical system within dryer
  • no evidence that the dryer’s electrical system where the fire originated had ever been touched or worked on or after its sale to plaintiffs
  • supplier of electric clothesdryer which caught fire two-and-a-half years after purchase liable even though dryer moved and installed elsewhere
  • ditto, with respect to manufacturers of electric clothesdryer

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