Lizzie Young was the plaintiff in the case, and she was employed as an attendant at the Rhode Island Medical Center. Early on the morning of October 20, 1965, she went to a dispensing machine located outside of the ward in which she was employed and purchased therefrom a bottle of Coca-Cola, and drank with two other women. She thinks the taste of the Coca-Cola wasnt right and they noticed there was white thing inside the bottom that they thought was ice. Then, she tried again later and tasted strong medication in the bottle, and so she went to the kitchen to drink large quantity of milk. She claimed that she was too ill after drinking the Coca-Cola and went to the St. Joseph's Hospital in Providence. Doctor Delfino found her condition to be normal except for some slight pressure on the "descending duodenum. The jury found the negligence of the defendant and the plaintiff on the breach of implied warranty fitness for human consumption. The jury awarded damages to plaintiff in the amount of $3,500 and consequential damages to plaintiff, Eddie F. Young, in the amount of $500. I support the court ruling because it is the mistake made by Coca-Cola during the production process, and the mistake affects the health of the customer. Coca-Cola company has its responsibility to make sure their product is not contaminated.

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