Blessington v. McCrory Stores Corp.
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtDaly, J.
Plaintiff’s intestate, a boy seven years of age, is alleged to have been burnt as the result of wearing a certain suit *711which his mother bought for him from the defendant McCrory Stores Corporation. He died as the result of these burns three months later, and this action was brought to recover damages only for his conscious pain and suffering.
The first cause of action'is against the vendor McCrory Stores Corporation for breach of implied warranty, and the second cause of action charges said vendor, M. A. Henry Go., Inc., the manufacturer thereof, Woonsocket Falls Mill, the supplier of the…
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