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Stennet v Hancock

Part of a wheel came off after being fixed earlier that day.


Wheel shouldn't have broken and negligence was involved.

Fisher v Harrods

Perfume bottles exploding injuring customer, harrods didn't investigate into this.


The reasonable manufacturers would investigate defective products

Grant v Australia knitting mills

Sulphites were found within underpants


The reasonable manufacturer wouldn't allow delicates to come into contact with sulphites

Itchy underpants

Kubach v Hollands

Failed to pass the warning from the manufacturer to the buyer


Only the seller is in breach as manufacturer supplied correct warnings

Untested chemicals exploded

Evans v Triplex Safety Glass

A year after fitting the windscreen shattered.


Manufacturer isn't the clear cause of defect so can't be liable

Windscreen

Miurhead v Industrial Tanks

Tank failed to supply lobsters with oxygen and killed a consignment


Lobsters could be claimed for but not item itself

Lobsters

Aswan Engineering v Lupdine

Waterproofing compound was left in the sun and the containers melted leaving the compound to fall into the harbour


Unforeseeable outcomes cannot be claimed for

Waterproofing compound

Griffiths v Arch Engineering

Wrongful use of machine caused the injury


Not company's fault as should he use it properly there would be no injury

Two handed drill

Abouzaid v Mothercare

A strap injured a baby within a pram


There is no requirement for fault on behalf of d under cpa


Defence not available as it could've easily been found

Baby

A v National Blood Authority

Hepatitis contaminated blood.


Knew the defect was there could couldn't identify the batch source, defence not available as they were aware

Hepatitis contaminated blood

Richardson v LPC

Condom split caused conception wanted to sue for the raising of a child.


Product was to expected safety standards

Condom split

Bogle V McDonald's

Hot drinks scolding children

Bogle V McDonald's

Hot drinks scolding children

Worley v Tambrands

Tampon caused toxic shock syndrome