[Farmall] Re: Farmall Digest, Vol 21, Issue 7

Timothy Wafer tsandwf at earthlink.net
Tue Jan 10 16:52:26 PST 2006


My comment was definetly not tongue in cheek! I meant every word!!
Tim

ED GREANY wrote:

>Come on folks, let's not make irrationable judgment statements without thinking it out. I suppose the tongue-in-cheek response is probably the most homest and reasonable response.
>  Lawyers and our legal system do not attack just for deep pockets. They go for who is at fault and responsible for negligent acts. If the act has a direct link or causation to a prievious party (sometimes called defendant) then the party with the deepest pockets is going to be the target but they must first address causation and responsibility and this case simply fails in that area. Guns make an interesting argument on your behalf but also creates an argument that is not appropriate on this list being WAAAYYYyyy too "off topic".
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>  The deep pockets in this civil case would be perhaps the parents of the teen unless 18 is the age of majority in that jurisdiction and I do not know if it is or not. If it is, then the teem stands by himself as the sole defendant.
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>  Ed
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>Timothy Wafer <tsandwf at earthlink.net> wrote:
>  Because US lawyers reason that he who has the most money is always at fault!
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>ED GREANY wrote:
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>>I absolutely don't understand your reasoning why a manufacturer would be responsible. It certainly wouldn't go to product liability in that there is no negligent defect apparent in the tractor other than someone stole it and went on a drunken craze. But for the illegal actions of the teen the tractor would still be parked and not hurting anyone so how is the manufacturer pulled into the picture?
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>>Ed
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>>Michael Dixon wrote:
>>In the USA, the tractor manufacturer would be the one held responsible.
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