Tldw: The court was wrong. Because they completely ignored the cause of action for breach of warranty and focused solely on negligence (which isn’t the only important thing here). That when you sell ‘boneless wings’ you warranty that the wings you sell don’t have bones in them. Boneless isn’t a cooking style like fried or grilled.
Whether or not they ruled correctly is up to lawyers and judges more knowledgeable than I am to decide. I was just clarifying that the headline seems imply a completely different conclusion than the court actually made.
https://youtu.be/PXWcunmBvGE
Tldw: The court was wrong. Because they completely ignored the cause of action for breach of warranty and focused solely on negligence (which isn’t the only important thing here). That when you sell ‘boneless wings’ you warranty that the wings you sell don’t have bones in them. Boneless isn’t a cooking style like fried or grilled.
Whether or not they ruled correctly is up to lawyers and judges more knowledgeable than I am to decide. I was just clarifying that the headline seems imply a completely different conclusion than the court actually made.