Comstock v. General Motors Corp.

How courts have described this case

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• imposing liability for post-sale failure to warn against an automobile manufacturer because of latent defects in the automobile
• imposing liability for post-sale failure to warn against an automobile manufacturer because of latent defects in the automobile
• General Motors had a duty to “take all reasonable means to convey effective warning”
• General Motors had a duty to \take all reasonable means to convey effective warning\
• ear manufacturer had duty to warn purchasers of defective brakes that it discovered after sale
• manufacturer of automobile with brakes whose future failure could not reasonably have been foreseen had a duty to warn both dealers and drivers of the problems with the brakes after the problem was discovered

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).