Regina Grape Products Co. v. SUPREME WINE CO. INC.

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• wine was watery, light in body and color, and not uniform in color, or quality and would find no buyer, therefore, not merchantable
• where it was raised for first time on appeal that California law applied, and not Massachusetts law, court held Massachusetts law controlling
• Recovery permitted for a breach of the implied warranty of fitness when only economic losses were sought as damages

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