FACTS: There was a retail sale of a hot water bottle. The bottle burst and injured the buyer's wife. The buyer brought this action to recover damages for the medical expenses incurred. HELD: The seller was in breach of the implied condition as to fitness for purpose, the purpose being self-evident in the case of goods of this kind.
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Priest v Last [1903] CA 148
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FACTS: There was a retail sale of a hot water bottle. The bottle burst and injured the buyer's wife. The buyer brought this action to recover damages for the medical expenses incurred. HELD: The seller was in breach of the implied condition as to fitness for purpose, the purpose being self-evident in the case of goods of this kind.
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FACTS: There was a retail sale of a hot water bottle. The bottle burst and injured the buyer's wife. The buyer brought this action to recover damages for the medical expenses incurred. HELD: The seller was in breach of the implied condition as to fitness for purpose, the purpose being self-evident in the case of goods of this kind.
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Priest v Last [1903] CA 148
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