Martin T. Kosmynka and Christine Kosmynka v. Polaris Industries, Inc., Docket No. 05-3958-Cv

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• holding that a manufacturer whose defective product causes injury cannot be held liable under a negligence theory if a jury finds for the defense on a strict liability claim for the same product
• noting that timely objection permits court or opposing party to correct error
• noting that timely objection permits court or opposing party to correct error
• noting that timely objection permits court or opposing party to correct error
• ordering a new trial where a jury returned a verdict in favor of the plaintiff on negligence but finding no design defect or failure-to-warn
• “Both negligence and strict products liability (under New York Law) require a showing of a product ‘defect.’”

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