Burns v. Architectural Doors and Windows
Annotate this CasesPlaintiff Craig Burns was injured when an overhead garage door struck him on the head when he was at work. Plaintiff sued the installer of the door, Defendant Architectural Doors and Windows (ADW), on a products liability theory only to discover that ADW did not manufacture or supply the alleged defective door. The trial court granted ADW’s motion to dismiss. Plaintiff appealed, arguing that the trial court erred by not allowing him to present evidence for alternate theories under which he could hold ADW accountable. The Supreme Court found no error in the trial court’s actions. Accordingly, the Court affirmed the trial court’s judgment in favor of ADW.
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