Webster v. Blue Ship Tea Room, Inc.

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• holding the defendant restaurant not liable for alleged breach of implied warranty of merchantability because a fish bone was a natural ingredient in a bowl of New England fish chowder served
• plaintiffs should be prepared to cope with the hazards of occasional fish bones in chowder, the presence of which seems to be anticipated
• fish bone in fish chowder

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