Brewer v. Payless Stations, Inc
Michigan Supreme Court
1Per curiam
Plaintiff was injured in an automobile accident on February 8, 1970. He filed suit January 24, 1973, alleging that an automobile with unknown occupants recklessly drove out of a Payless gas station and caused plaintiff’s vehicle to swerve into oncoming traffic. It was struck by a car moving in the opposite direction. The fuel tank erupted and plaintiff was severely burned.
The complaint alleged that Payless had negligently designed its station and maintained a nuisance. It joined General Motors Corporation as a defendant, claiming a negligent design of the automobile’s fuel tank.
In 1976,…
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