Strict Products Liability - Failure to Adequately Warn - Section 402A

Authors

Foster A. Stewart Jr.

Abstract

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has determined that in a strict products liability action for failure to adequately warn of a product's inherent dangers the determination of whether the warning is adequate is a question of law to be made by the trial judge.

Mackowick v Westinghouse Electric Corp., ___ Pa ___, 575 A2d 100 (1990).

First Page

837

Recommended Citation

Foster A. Stewart Jr., Strict Products Liability - Failure to Adequately Warn - Section 402A, 29 Duq. L. Rev. 837 (1991).
Available at: https://dsc.duq.edu/dlr/vol29/iss4/10