Stones v. Sears, Roebuck & Co.

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• holding purpose of doctrine is to impose liability on “the party whose actions effectively conceal the true manufacturer’s identity”
• affirming motor home buyer’s recovery for breach of implied warranty of fitness under Section 2310(d)
• conclusions based upon guess, speculation, conjecture, or choice of possibilities do not create material issues of fact for purposes of summary judgment

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