Armstrong Rubber Co. v. Urquidez

Supreme Court of Texas · Decided 1978-07-05

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McGEE, Justice. This appeal involves the question whether the doctrine of strict liability in tort applies where the product has not entered the stream of commerce and where there has been no sale of the product by the manufacturer but a bailment for mutual benefit. The widow and son of test driver Clemente Urquidez brought suit against Armstrong Rubber Company. The plaintiffs ple…

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