· 2/6/1992
prod.liab.rep. (Cch) P 13,017 Linda Dedmon, Etc. v. Stewart-Warner Corp., Third-Party and v. Donald Hampton, Third-Party
Citations
- 950 F.2d 244
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- recognizing that although the statute appears to protect those in the construction industry, Conkle may suggest the contrary
- recognizing that although the statute appears to protect those in the construction industry, Conkle may suggest the contrary
- suggesting that the legislative history should lead to a result contrary to the one advanced by Texas intermediate courts of appeals, and stating that at most, Conkle only tacitly resolved the issue
- suggesting that the legislative history should lead to a result contrary to the one advanced by Texas intermediate courts of appeals, and stating that at most, Conkle only tacitly resolved the issue
- holding furnace, installed in residence, is an improvement under Texas law
- summary judgment for manufacturer of residential furnace affirmed
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Judges: Reavley, Jones, Smith
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