International Armament Corp. v. King

OPINION

UTTER, Justice.

This is a products liability case. This suit arose as a result of an accidental gun*415shot wound suffered by appellee and inflicted by a 12-gauge shotgun, which was imported and distributed by appellant International Armament Corp. (hereinafter IAC). Appellee originally brought suit against the manufacturer of the shotgun and appellants IAC and Oshman’s, the retail seller. Only IAC and Oshman’s have appealed the judgment of the trial court. In response to the special issues, the jury found appellants liable for appellee’s injuries and awarded him actual and exemplary…