Shipton Supply Co., Inc. v. Bumbaca
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Parker
Plaintiff, Richard Bumbaca, sued defendants, Shipton Supply Co., Inc., and William Cooper and Nephews, Inc., alleging that the Cooper firm manufactured a fly-killing product known as Del-Tox and sold and distributed such product to Shipton Supply Co., which on June 20, 1970, sold him a half-gallon of the product for valuable consideration; that the next day plaintiff mixed the Del-Tox with water, sprayed his cattle, and later that day found certain of them sick and others dying from organic phosphate poisoning caused by the spraying; that he lost ten steers (value, $2,430), the remaining…
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