Keener v. Dayton Electric Manufacturing Company

Decided 1969-09-08

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DONNELLY, Presiding Judge. This is a products liability case. Plaintiff, widow of Harold Keener, sued for his wrongful death and received a verdict against Dayton Electric Manufacturing Company in the amount of $20,000. The product in question is a sump pump sold by Dayton as a wholesale distributor. In 1964, L. E. Whittaker, a handyman electrician, inst…

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