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· 8/26/1976

Farmer v. International Harvester Company

Citations

  • 553 P.2d 1306
  • 97 Idaho 742
  • 1976 Ida. LEXIS 350

How courts have described this case

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  • truck’s steering froze even though all routine maintenance had been performed by the truck’s only owner
  • elements of prima facia case are the same regardless of negligence theory or strict liability theory
  • defective nature of product under Restatement § 402A is question of fact
  • defective nature of product under Restatement § 402A is question of fact
  • “A prima facie case may be proved by direct or circumstantial evidence of a malfunction of the product and the absence of evidence of abnormal use and the absence of evidence of reasonable secondary causes which would eliminate liability of the defendant.”
  • \A prima facie case may be proved by direct or circumstantial evidence of a malfunction of the product and the absence of evidence of abnormal use and the absence of evidence of reasonable secondary causes which would eliminate liability of the defendant.\

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Judges: Shepard, McFadden, Donaldson, Scoggin, Bakes

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