Turner v. General Motors Corporation
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Dissent
TUNKS, Chief Justice.
I respectfully dissent.
I agree with the opinion of the majority except that I would hold that there is no evidence that the car in question was unreasonably dangerous. The plaintiff, therefore, failed to prove a cause of action against the resident defendant seller, as he was required to do under subdivision 4 of Article 1995. He also failed to prove a cause of action against the nonresident corporate defendant manufacturer, as required by subdivisions 23 and 27. For that reason I would affirm the judgment of the trial court sustaining the plea of privilege of the…
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