Conrad v. Suhr

ERICKSTAD, Chief Justice.

The basic issue in this case is whether or not the trial court erred in ordering and entering judgment in favor of the defendant, Versatile Manufacturing Company, denying the defendant Curtis Suhr’s motion and cause of action for attorneys’ fees, costs and expenses in conjunction with Suhr’s defense to an action for damages brought by William J. Conrad, arising out of injuries which Conrad incurred while operating a grain auger manufactured by Versatile and sold by Suhr. We affirm.

In his complaint, Conrad asserted in Count I that the defendants were strictly liable in…