· 11/6/1989
Riegel Power Corporation Mount Vernon Mills, Inc. v. Voith Hydro Crowder Construction Company
Citations
- 888 F.2d 1043
- 11 U.C.C. Rep. Serv. 2d (West) 552
- 1989 U.S. App. LEXIS 16799
- 1989 WL 131688
How courts have described this case
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- noting current trend is to uphold damage limitations even when the available remedy fails of its essential purpose
- noting in dicta that more recent cases indicate the two provisions are independent and are to be applied as such
- supplying a six-factor test to determine whether a remedy limitation failed its essential purpose
- supplying a six-factor test to determine whether a remedy limitation failed its essential purpose
- limited remedy did not fail of its essential purpose in commercially sophisticated transaction where seller made necessary repairs
- “Generally, in the commercial cases, the ‘essential purpose’ exclusion arises only where the seller has refused to make repairs as he was required or where he cannot repair the product.”
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Judges: Russell, Wilkinson, Haden, Southern, Virginia
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