Peterson v. Minnesota Power & Light Co.

Hilton, Justice.

Plaintiffs, husband and wife, instituted actions for damages suffered by both parties from injuries inflicted upon the wife by the alleged negligence of defendant. After verdicts for plaintiffs, defendant moved for judgment notwithstanding or for new trials. The motions were denied. Defendant appeals.

About October 3, 1938, defendant installed an electric kitchen stove in plaintiffs’ home. The installation was done pursuant to an agreement which appears to be in the form of an ordinary-conditional sales contract except that it is provided: “Should this range not be satisfactory…