Multivision Northwest, Inc. v. Jerrold Electronics Corp.
District Court, N.D. Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
SIDNEY O. SMITH, Jr., Chief Judge.
This is a suit in which the plaintiff, Multivision Northwest, Inc. (“Multivision”), a CATV system owner in Dalton, Georgia, seeks to recover damages from the defendant Jerrold Electronics Corporation (“Jerrold”), a prime supplier of electronic components used in the system. Specifically, the plaintiff claims a breach of warranty, both express and implied, 1 arising out of its purchase of certain amplifying equipment, automatic gain controls and power supplies incorporated into the Dalton system. The case was tried non-jury and from the extensive evidence…
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