· 5/6/1969
Digregorio v. Champlain Valley Fruit Co.
Citations
- 255 A.2d 183
- 127 Vt. 562
- 1969 Vt. LEXIS 277
How courts have described this case
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- adopting “reasonable settlement” requirement in context of indemnity claim by retailer against wholesaler for damages to consumer injured by banana with thermometer in it
- indemnity permitted where parties not in equal fault and plaintiffs entitled to rely on defendant’s warranty to them
- in applying the law of indemnity, \[w]hether the original action was brought in contract or tort is of no consequence\
- in applying the law of indemnity, “[w]hether the original action was brought in contract or tort is of no consequence”
- banana contained a glass fruit thermometer, or fragments of the thermometer, which had been inserted by the wholesaler and caused injury to the plaintiff
- retailer of defective fruit entitled to indemnity from wholesaler
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