Lucker Manufacturing v. Milwaukee Steel Foundry

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• holding that, under Pennsylvania law, purchaser of defective steel components could not use tort theories to recover damages for purchase price, higher costs of completing project, and loss of goodwill, because these were in the nature of economic loss
• holding that, under Pennsylvania law, purchaser of defective steel components could not use tort theories to recover damages for purchase price, higher costs of completing project, and loss of goodwill, because these were in the nature of economic loss
• \damages for the loss of goodwill are in the nature of economic loss\ and thus are \excluded from tort recovery by the economic loss rule\

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