Gladys Escola, Respondent, v. Coca Cola Bottling Company Of Fresno (a Corporation), Appellant.

"The Exploding Coke Bottle Case"

Should manufacturers face potential towards any individual injured by defective products, even if there is no direct transaction between the injured individual and the manufacturer?

Plaintiff—a waitress in a restaurant—was injured when a glass bottle of Coca Cola exploded in her hand while she was stocking a refrigerator.

Supreme Court of California

24 Cal. 2d 453

S. F. No. 16951

1944-07-05

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