Legal Opinion
Martin v. Simplimatic Engineering Corp.
Indiana Court of Appeals
Decided June 12, 1979No. 1-178A13PublishedCited by 12 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
LYBROOK, Judge.
Dona Martin (Dona) was severely injured when she suffered the amputation of the fingers of her right hand while in the employ of the Mead Johnson Company. The injury occurred when she caught her fingers in a sprocket of a conveyor belt assembly system. The system was designed and manufactured by Simplimatic Engineering Corporation (Simplimatic) and Simplimatic sold and delivered the system to Mead Johnson.
Dona brought suit against Simplimatic, alleging that they were negligent in designing and manufacturing the machine, that they had breached an implied warranty of…
2Cases cited7 opinions
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