Johnson v. Hockessin Tractor, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that § 2-725 applies to breach of implied warranty actions as well as express warranty actions.
• holding that “it [is] completely logical that a statutory remedy have its period of limitation governed by the limitation provision of the [s]tatute that created the remedy”
• observing that economic injury can be alleged under a breach of implied war- ranty in Delaware
• adopting majority rule that the U.C.C.’s statute of limitations applies to a breach of implied warranty action where personal injury is also alleged
• The doctrine of strict liability has been pre-empted in this State in sales cases by the adoption of the Uniform Commercial Code
• “[T]he doctrine of strict tort liability has been preempted in this State in sales cases by the General Assembly’s adoption of the Uniform Commercial Code.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).