Dildine v. Town & Country Truck Sales, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• finding that inferences based on “speculation or guesswork [are] improper bases for liability”
• finding that inferences based on \speculation or guesswork [are] improper bases for liability\
• denying liability when “the jury would have been forced to rely on speculation or guesswork”
• factual interference cannot be based upon evidence which is too uncertain or speculative or which raises merely a conjecture or possibility
• jury reliance on speculation or guesswork is an improper basis for imposing liability
• breach of implied warranty arises under state law—15 USC § 2301 (7)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).