Banks v. ICI Americas, Inc.

Should evidence of a 'reasonable alternative design', alone, sufficiently establish products liability? The plaintiff parents' nine-year-old son died after ingesting an unlabeled poison, manufactured by the defendant.

Supreme Court of Georgia

264 Ga. 732, 450 S.E.2d 671

S94G0620

1994-12-05

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