· 10/25/1991
Goncalves v. Wire Technology & MacHinery Co.
Citations
- 601 A.2d 780
- 253 N.J. Super. 327
How courts have described this case
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- noting that there is no federal preemption of state successorship liability law
- permitting plaintiff injured by defective equipment to maintain action against successor corporation that allegedly purchased manufacturer's assets in liquidation proceeding and continued product line
- adopting Wilkerson to find purchaser of assets of Chapter 7 debtor potentially liable for injuries arising out of defects in product line.
- company that bought assets of the manufacturer of the machine at a bankruptcy sale was subject to liability
- applying “product line” theory of liability
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Judges: Alley
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