People v. Bacallao

How courts have described this case

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• stating that there is no duty to warn where the “user knows or has reason to know of the dangerous- propensities of the product independent of the information supplied to him by the manufacturer or distributor”
• because manufacturer's sales representative could have posted notices in plant, issue of intervening cause was question of fact despite extensive warnings on manufacturer's original chemical containers
• because manufacturer’s sales representative could have posted notices in plant, issue of intervening cause was question of fact despite extensive warnings on manufacturer’s original chemical containers

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).