Erdman v. Johnson Bros. Radio & Television Co.

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• holding that purchasers' continued use of a television set after notice of a defect amounted to an abandonment of their reliance on the seller's implied warranty
• holding that even though defendants breached implied warranty of fitness, plaintiffs could not recover damages for fire in home that started when television burst into flames since plaintiffs continued watching television even after it began emitting smoke and sparks
• contributory negligence is a bar to actions based on the implied warranty of merchantability in Maryland

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