Troietto v. G. H. Hammond Co.
Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
ARANT, Circuit Judge.
This is an appeal from an order directing a verdict in favor of appellees in a suit in which appellant sought to recover damages resulting from illness alleged to have been caused by his eating pork infected with Trichinella Spiralis, which appellees had negligently sold in violation of the Ohio Pure Foods Law. G.C. §§ 12760, 5774 and 5778. 1
Appellee G. H. Hammond Company admits that it is a Michigan corporation engaged in wholesaling meats, and that it has a branch house in Cleveland, Ohio; and appellees DiCamillo and Velardo admit that they are partners and do business…
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