Ruderman v. Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.

The first count of the complaint herein, as amended, alleges a cause of action against the manufacturer of a home permanent preparation. In language apparently inspired by the recent opinion in Hamon v. Digliani, 148 Conn. 710 (1961), the named plaintiff claims that in purchasing and using this product she relied upon representations and warranties made by the defendant through various advertising media. Her damages, she avers, spring from the falsity of those claims.

This demurrer asserts the failure of that count to allege that notice of the claimed breach of warranties was given to the…