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Old 11-16-2006, 10:41 AM
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I think the whole thing will go back to WHO actually cast the blocks and WHAT exactly was on the purchace order when the order was placed.Hoping the casting co. has liability insurance and the blocks were not cast as ordered.The suit would go back to the deepest pocket.JMO,Tom

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Old 11-16-2006, 10:46 AM
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I think the whole thing will go back to WHO actually cast the blocks and WHAT exactly was on the purchace order when the order was placed.Hoping the casting co. has liability insurance and the blocks were not cast as ordered.The suit would go back to the deepest pocket.JMO,Tom
I agree, unless what was on the purchase order for block material was what they were cast from, then that puts liability back in KRE's pocket. As for machining defects, that's still in KRE's pocket.

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