Legal Opinion
Yaeger v. STITH EQUIPMENT COMPANY
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Decided February 17, 1986No. 71301PublishedCited by 12 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
Pope, Judge.
Appellants John Yaeger and his wife Patricia brought this action for personal injuries and for loss of consortium against appellees Stith Equipment Company (Stith) and Reedrill, Inc. (Reedrill) as well as Canadair, Ltd. On July 30, 1980 John Yaeger, a light equipment operator for Georgia Power Company, had set a utility pole into a hole on the side of a hill in Cobb County. For the task he used an all-terrain vehicle composed of a Flextrac Nodwell Model FN-60 carrier upon which was mounted a Texoma 254 auger. The Flextrac was manufactured by appellee Reedrill. These two components…
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