Hollingsworth v. Midwest Serum Co.
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Pottaioattamie District Court. — A. B. Thornell, Judge. Action for damages for negligence in the manufacture and sale of certain serum known as hog cholera serum. The serum was manufactured and sold for-the purpose of use as a preventive for hog cholera. There was a verdict for the plaintiff, and the defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtEvans, J.
1‘ Mg°igenceCper of 'statutef°unquirement: . hog cholera. I. The Midwest Serum Company is a Nebraska corporation, doing business at Omaha, and engaged in the manufacture and sale of certain products intended to be used by inoculation as a preventative for hog cholera. The defendants Juckniess -and Smylie are the president and secretary, respectively, of such corporation. The petition is in five counts, each count representing a separate and distinct cause of action against the defendants. These five causes of action accrued separately to five different persons. The first count represents a…
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