UNDERWOOD, Justice.
The plaintiffs' amended complaint included four separate counts: Count I alleged the 1974 sale of fourteen cows, infected with brucellosis, which the defendants expressly and impliedly warranted to be merchantable in quality and fit for use as dairy cattle; Count II alleged strict liability in tort as a result of the defendants' sale of the cattle in a dangerous condition; Count III alleged that the defendants were negligent
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