Ex Parte General Motors Corp.

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• noting that \ 'a moving party in the position of [the defendants] need not prove a negative to prevail on a motion for a summary judgment' \ (citation omitted)
• finding that summary judgment would be proper as to breach of the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose against the manufacturer of the vehicle where the plaintiff sustained physical injuries and damage to his automobile
• reversing summary judgment on implied warranty of merchantability claim where car buyer alleged car was not fit for ordinary purposes and produced evidence that the car constantly stalled—resulting in loss of power steering and brakes—while driving
• emphasis on \expert testimony\ in second full paragraph of quoted material original; other emphasis added

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