Banks v. ICI Americas, Inc.
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Hunstein, Justice.
The parents and administrator of the estate of Mario Strum brought suit against a local boy’s club, a pest control company, and ICI Americas, Inc., the manufacturer of a rodenticide called “Talon-G,” alleging that nine-year-old Mario died after ingesting an unknown amount of Talon-G, which he had found in a cabinet in an unmarked container at the boy’s club serviced by the pest control company. As to ICI, plaintiffs alleged under both negligence and strict liability the*733ories that Talon-G was defectively designed and that the product had been inadequately labelled. The case…
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