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NO DISTINCTION BETWEEN TYPES OF NEGLIGENCE, DEFENDANT CLAIMS Hyatt v. Cycle Parts West

19 No. 22 ANAUTOLR 6Andrews Automotive Litigation Reporter (Approx. 3 pages)

NO DISTINCTION BETWEEN TYPES OF NEGLIGENCE, DEFENDANT CLAIMS Hyatt v. Cycle Parts West

19 No. 22 ANAUTOLR 6Andrews Automotive Litigation Reporter (Approx. 3 pages)

19 No. 22 Andrews Automotive Litig. Rep. 6
Andrews Automotive Litigation Reporter
September 12, 2000
Motorcycle Tires
Copyright (c) 2000 Andrews Publications

NO DISTINCTION BETWEEN TYPES OF NEGLIGENCE, DEFENDANT CLAIMS

Hyatt v. Cycle Parts West

In opposing the petition for review filed with the California Supreme Court by plaintiffs in a motorcycle accident case, defendant Cycle Parts West Inc. contends that there is no distinction under California law between “professional” and “ordinary”...
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