Lamothe v. Griffin

How courts have described this case

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• holding we may disturb the trial court's determination only for an error of law or abuse of discretion
• holding we may disturb the trial court’s determination only for an error of law or abuse of discretion
• applying 402A to “a ‘dangerous and defective’ surge of electricity [that] passed though the subrogors’ home electric meters and caused significant damage to their houses.”
• reversing trial court’s decision that the plaintiff could not pursue a strict liability claim due to tariff disclaimers
• “Where the language of a contract is ambiguous, the provision is -to be construed against the drafter,”

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