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Sharp v. Wyatt, Inc.

Citations

  • 230 Conn. 12
  • 644 A.2d 871
  • 1994 Conn. LEXIS 204

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  • recognizing the statute of limitation set forth in the CPLA while applying the learned intermediary doctrine as stated in Basko
  • holding that in order to determine if § 52-577 or § 52-577c applies to the plaintiff's case, the trier of fact must determine if the facts of the case come within the definition of the word exposure as used in § 52-577c
  • holding that CT Page 2895-BBB in order to determine if § 52-577 or § 52-577c applies to the plaintiff's case, the trier of fact must determine if the facts of the case come within the definition of the word exposure as used in § 52-577c
  • determinig that the damages were not caused by \exposure\ and applied § 52-577
  • “[Foreseeability may be implicated under subsection (b), because ... subsection (b

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