Wilderspin v. Bewley Mills, Inc.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
BOYD, Justice.
Appellant George Wilderspin sued ap-pellee Bewley Mills, Inc., for damages, alleging that his herd of about 400 cattle became diseased and emaciated and many of them died as a result of their consuming feed manufactured and sold by appellee to appellant. There were allegations of breach of implied warranty and negligence, but the case was' submitted to the jury only- upon the basis of breach of warranty.
The jury found that when the feed was delivered to appellant by appellee it contained trichloroethylene; that the eating of such feed by the cattle was the producing cause of…
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