Priske v. General Motors Corp.
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtShirley S. Abrahamson, J.
William H. Priske commenced this action for personal injuries incurred when the brakes of a front-end loader failed and Priske was pinned against a crusher. The front-end loader was designed and manufactured by Terex Earth Moving Equipment Division, General Motors Corporation (GM). It was delivered in 1967 or 1968 to Drott Tractor Co. (Drott), a GM dealer. Drott rented the front-end loader for a time, later rebuilt it under GM supervision, 1 and then sold it in November 1970 to Construction Supply Company, Priske’s employer. The jury found that the loader was not in a defective condition,…
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