Davidson v. Wee
Court of Appeals of Arizona
1Opinion of the Court
MOLLOY, Judge.
This is an appeal from a judgment rendered for the defendant after a trial to a jury in a personal injury action in which the plaintiff contends that she was rendered temporarily bald by the use of “Pin-It Waving Lotion,” a permanent-waving solution purchased from the defendant’s grocery store. There has been a previous appeal in the case, which resulted in a reversal of a judgment directed for the defendant, our Supreme Court holding that there was sufficient evidence of a breach of an implied warranty of merchantability to go to a jury. Davidson v. Wee, 93 Ariz. 191, 379 P.2d…
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