Goodman v. Metallic Ladder Manufacturing Corp.
Supreme Court of Connecticut
1Per curiam
In this personal injury action, brought in two counts, the defendant Metallic Ladder Manufacturing Corporation (hereinafter Metallic) has appealed from a judgment for the plaintiff rendered upon a jury’s verdict. The plaintiff instituted this action for damages for personal injuries sustained in the use of a diving trampoline at a summer camp. The first count of the complaint alleged a cause of action in strict tort liability and the second count alleged a cause of action for breach of implied warranty.
In the strict tort liability count the plaintiff alleged that: The defendant Speedy Auto…
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