Philip Bilancia and Laura H. Bilancia v. General Motors Corporation
Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
1Per curiam
This is a diversity action brought by a husband and wife to recover for injuries sustained by each of them in an automobile accident allegedly due to a product defect. The accident itself occurred in Virginia while the plaintiffs were driving from their home in New Jersey to Florida. It was the plaintiffs’ contention that the accelerator on the car, which was purchased by them as ■ a used car in New Jersey, jammed, causing it to sideswipe another car and careen off the road, inflicting plaintiffs’ injuries. It is conceded that the car, though used, was covered by the usual General Motors…
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