Bates v. ROOT-LOWELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY

Sheran, Justice.

Appeal from a judgment.

On September 26, 1957, plaintiff sustained injury while using defendant’s product. An action instituted to recover the consequent damage yielded a verdict for plaintiff. The only question here is whether this result is sustained by the evidence.

Defendant, Root-Lowell Manufacturing Company, manufactured and placed in the channels of commerce a bug sprayer described in this way:

“* * * It is of a common design whereby an airtight plunger is pushed and pulled through a tube closed at one end except for a pinhole. The alternating changes in air pressure…