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Denny V. Ford Motor Company

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Posted on / Feb. 06, 2007 09:52:00

Re: Denny V. Ford Motor Company

Are the elements of New York's causes of action for strict products liability and breach of implied warranty always co-extensive? If not, can the latter be broader than the former? These are the core issues presented by the questions that the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has certified to us in this diversity action involving an allegedly defective vehicle. On the facts set forth by the Second Circuit, we hold that the causes of action are not identical and that, under the circumstances presented here, it is possible to be liable for breach of implied warranty even though a claim of strict products liability has not been satisfactorily established.

Anonymous
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Posted on / Feb. 06, 2007 09:52:00

Re: Denny V. Ford Motor Company

Are the elements of New York's causes of action for strict products liability and breach of implied warranty always co-extensive? If not, can the latter be broader than the former? These are the core issues presented by the questions that the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has certified to us in this diversity action involving an allegedly defective vehicle. On the facts set forth by the Second Circuit, we hold that the causes of action are not identical and that, under the circumstances presented here, it is possible to be liable for breach of implied warranty even though a claim of strict products liability has not been satisfactorily established.

Anonymous
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Posted on / Feb. 06, 2007 09:52:00

Re: Denny V. Ford Motor Company

Are the elements of New York's causes of action for strict products liability and breach of implied warranty always co-extensive? If not, can the latter be broader than the former? These are the core issues presented by the questions that the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has certified to us in this diversity action involving an allegedly defective vehicle. On the facts set forth by the Second Circuit, we hold that the causes of action are not identical and that, under the circumstances presented here, it is possible to be liable for breach of implied warranty even though a claim of strict products liability has not been satisfactorily established.

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