Wyatt v. Cadillac Motor Car Division

The demurrer of defendant General Motors Corporation to plaintiffs’ fourth amended complaint was sustained without leave to amend. Plaintiffs appeal from the judgment of dismissal.

Plaintiffs purchased a Cadillac from defendant on December 7, 1951, for $4,850.52. This action grows out of its unsatisfactory performance, which developed immediately following delivery.

Plaintiffs’ first cause of action is on the theory of negligence. They allege that in the manufacture and assembly of the automobile defendant’s employees, through mistake and negligence, caused a piece of brown industrial wrapping…