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· 1/20/1969

Jackson v. Muhlenberg Hospital

Citations

  • 249 A.2d 65
  • 53 N.J. 138
  • 1969 N.J. LEXIS 234

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • reversing a grant of partial summary judgment on a meager factual record where the ruling sought would reach far beyond the particular case
  • summary judgment dismissal of suit against hospital and blood bank by plaintiff, who contracted hepatitis allegedly due to blood transfusion, reversed because of inadequate record
  • a “maximum of caution” is necessary when a ruling would “reach far beyond the particular case.”
  • \The issue is a very important one involving highly significant policy considerations and obviously should not be decided on the wholly inadequate record before us.\
  • hospital's assertion that it would use \utmost care\ in selecting blood donors to avoid contamination an affirmation of fact on seller's future performance or actions; hence, is an express warranty

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Judges: Per Curiam

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