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· 7/5/1989

LaHue v. General Motors Corp.

Citations

  • 716 F. Supp. 407
  • 1989 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 7523
  • 1989 WL 72901

How courts have described this case

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  • admitting evidence of seatbelt non-use on the issue of causation, despite state statute barring such evidence to show comparative negligence
  • admitting evidence of seatbelt non-use on the issue of causation, despite state statute bar- ring such evidence to show comparative negligence
  • \The design of individual components within this car need not be considered in a vacuum because safety features such as seat belts are a part of the overall design.\
  • “The design of individual components within this car need not be considered in a vacuum because safety features such as seat belts are a part of the overall design.”
  • \The design of individual components within this car need not be considered in a vacuum because safety features such as seat belts are a part of the overall design.\

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Judges: Whipple

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