Flom v. Stahly

How courts have described this case

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• holding plaintiffs claim was contractual in nature because harm caused by defect was limited to product
• holding plaintiffs claim was contractual in nature because harm caused by defect was limited to product
• finding that the sellers “were not builder-vendors—persons in the business of building or assembling homes for the purpose of sale”
• finding that statements the “parties deliberately chose to make . . . part of their contract” constituted “express warranties in the contract”
• interpreting the Iowa comparative fault statute to apply to breach of implied warranty claims for personal injury or property damage
• interpreting the Iowa comparative fault statute to apply to breach of implied warranty claims for personal injury or property damage

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).