Gunner v. E. R. Squibb & Sons
City of New York Municipal Court
1Opinion of the CourtSweedler, J.
The facts are that the infant plaintiff sustained personal injuries as a result of a partial consumption of a food manu*84factored by the defendant Squibb & Sons. It was purchased from the defendant Harris. Both the manufacturer and the dealer are joined as defendants. In the complaint three causes of action are set forth. The first is against the manufacturer on the theory of negligence and alleges $750 as damages. The second, against the same defendant, is for medical expenses and alleges $250 as damages. The third is against the dealer for breach of warranty and alleges $1,000 as damages. The…
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