Nelson v. International Harvester Corp.

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• farmers’ purchases of combines were commercial transactions within the meaning of Superwood because they were non-consumer transactions where each party possessed some bargaining power
• farmers who bought tractors secondhand from the original purchasers could have brought a warranty action against the original manufacturer under the U.C.C.
• fires caused by defective fuel systems destroyed farm combines; the plaintiffs’ strict liability and negligence claims were barred by Superwood

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).