Cova v. Harley Davidson Motor Co.

Decided 1970-09-30

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Levin, P. J. The plaintiffs, Charles C. and Julia Cova, doing business as Bob-O-Link Golf Course, purchased golf carts manufactured by the defendant, Harley Davidson Motor Company. The complaint alleged that the carts were defective in that they did not operate properly and that this constituted a breach of an implied warranty of quality. The carts w…

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