Collins v. Uniroyal, Inc.
Supreme Court of New Jersey
1DissentGlib-foed, J.
The essential question posed by this case comes down to this: whether, as a matter of law, a manufacturer can limit its liability where there is an express warranty that goes beyond a defect in the product, even though it could not benefit from such a limitation if the case were based upon defect alone. The Appellate Division’s answer, accepted by the majority, is in the negative. I disagree. The response to that question should, it seems to me, be in the affirmative, particularly as a matter of statutory interpretation under the Uniform Commercial Code (hereinafter Code), enacted in New…
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- Walsh v. Ford Motor Co.New York Supreme Court · 1969
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