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Responsibility between retailer and manufacturer
I broke a tooth on a piece of walnut shell in a piece of bread purchased at a large health food chain store. The tooth shattered, and the dentist bill comes up to more than $4,000.00. The retail store denies responsibility, and sent me to the manufacturer (fairly small bakery). They, in turn, claim that the walnut shelling company which is a tiny operation somewhere in some valley is the responsible party. I cannot afford this kind of money, I need to take someone to small claims court. Who should I serve ? (that's assuming I can track down which walnut shelling plant actually shelled the walnut that ended up in the bread that I ended up purchasing...). thank you for any help
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Read More Answered By: Timothy J. Walton |
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