Eversole v. Woods Acquisition, Inc.

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• stating we will affirm the judgment if it is correct under any theory
• “Common life experience ... suggests it would be extraordinary for fuel lines to leak and cause a major fire in a three-year old vehicle, even with 52,000 miles of use, without an intervening act of manipulation.”
• where judgment was supported on claim of res ipsa loquitur negligence, appellant’s challenge to trial court’s grant of alternative relief on breach of implied warranty claim did not need to be addressed

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