Schichtl v. Slack
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the Court
Steele Hays, Justice.
Appellee James Slack filed suit against appellant George Schichtl for negligently installing a new motor and rebuilt transmission in Slack’s pickup truck. The complaint alleged negligent repair of the transmission, failure to repair defects, failure to warn of dangers, and failure to exercise ordinary care under the circumstances. Soon after the work was performed the truck caught fire and burned. The jury upheld Slack’s claim by a general verdict and awarded $7,719.13 for the truck and tools destroyed by the fire.
On the morning of trial Schichtl filed a motion in limine…
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