Foley v. Revlon, Inc.

SWANN, Judge.

This case has had an extensive appellate history.1 In its last appellate appearance, the Supreme Court held that a retailer was not liable for a breach of implied warranty in the sale of a bottle which broke and caused damage to the purchaser, Rose M. Foley.

The case finally came on for trial against Revlon, Inc., for an alleged breach of warranty and against Owens-Illinois Glass Co., Inc., the manufacturer, on theories of breach of warranties and negligence.

Plaintiff’s counsel examined a juror, Adams, on voir dire, and finding him to be acceptable as a juror, tendered the entire…