BROWN, J.
It must be conceded that the Mason jar was defective at and immediately before the jar came to pieces in plaintiff's hand. The question in issue is whether or not defendant knew or ought to have known that the jar was unsafe for the plaintiff to use. There is no evidence that defendant had actual knowledge of any defect which made the jar unsafe. Plaintiff's argument rests on the phenomenon that a rapid change in the temperature of a glass vessel may and...
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