McMullin v. Cushman Bakery

This is an action of contract upon an implied warranty of fitness of a loaf of bread sold by defendant to plaintiff.

There was evidence on which it could be found that the bread was purchased by plaintiff of defendant; that plaintiff ate thereof and that in so doing she swallowed some hair contained in the bread; that the paper wrapper had been gnawed away at the end and a large hole gnawed away into the bread clear to the slice of bread which plaintiff had eaten; that she was made sick as a result and that since she has. feared to eat food. It is not an unwarranted inference that the hole was…