Sorensen v. Chicago & North Western Transportation Co.

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• holding that if the 5 To be clear, the court in Gardenvillage limited its holding “to the adoption of s 424 of Restatement (Second) of Torts.” 34 Md. App. at 39 n.2. Defendant is not a seller, he cannot be held responsible under a theory of strict liability
• evidence of custom or practice is relevant to a determination of the standard of care to which the defendants are held but it is not conclusive
• evidence of custom or practice is relevant to a determination of the standard of care to which the defendants are held but it is not conclusive

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