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Savage v. Jacobsen Manufacturing Co.

District Court of Appeal of Florida

396 So. 2d 731 (1981)

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Sharon Savage (plaintiff) mowed grass for a golf course on a ride-on tractor made by Jacobsen Manufacturing Company (Jacobsen) (defendant), which had a non-skid-painted step platform beneath the seat when purchased. About three years later, the non-skid paint had worn off from repeated use, making the platform slippery, and Savage slipped and was injured while dismounting; she sued Jacobsen under strict products liability, and the trial court granted Jacobsen summary judgment.

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Whether a manufacturer has a duty to furnish a product that will not wear out.

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