Brawner Ex Rel. Brawner v. Liberty Industries, Inc.
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
SMITH, Judge.
Plaintiff appeals the order of the trial court dismissing with prejudice his suit against defendants brought under a theory ■of strict liability in tort. We affirm.
Plaintiff is seven years old and was burned when he and Ray Middleton, Jr., also seven years old, removed the lid from a gasoline storage container and the gasoline ignited. The gasoline container was manufactured by defendant Liberty Industries, Inc., and purchased by Ray Middleton (presumably the younger Middleton boy’s father) from defendant National Food Stores, Inc. and its store manager defendant Ippel-lito. The…
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