Scott v. Thunderbird Industries, Inc.
Court of Civil Appeals of Oklahoma
1Opinion of the Court
BOYDSTON, Presiding Judge.
Plaintiff Employee, Sterling F. Scott, Jr., appeals from denial of motion for new trial sustaining trial court’s summary judgment in favor of defendant Thunderbird Industries, Inc. Employee was injured when the coating inside a tank he was welding exploded. He pursued his compensation remedy and then sued Thunderbird Industries, Inc., steam cleaning equipment manufacturer, and its subassembler-manufacturer, Metalfab Industries, Inc., trailer and tank manufacturer, on theories of manufacturers’ products liability and negligence.
The facts are relatively undisputed.…
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- Weaver v. Pryor JeffersonianSupreme Court of Oklahoma · 1977
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