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In a decision that brings joy to the auto industry, an appeals court has reversed a ruling that would have made New Jersey the first state to hold automakers liable for accidental harm to people riding in the back of pickup trucks. A judge had ruled as a matter of law that the absence of a warning displayed on a Ford Ranger made the vehicle a defective product, but the appeals court said that was a question for the jury.
June 12, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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