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Severn Peanut Co., Inc. et al v. Industrial Fumigant Co. et al
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December 03, 2015
$19M Peanut Co. Fire Not On Fumigator, 4th Circ. Affirms
The Fourth Circuit said a peanut company whose storage facility caught fire and exploded after pesticides were misapplied can't sue its extermination company for $19 million in losses because the contract excluded liability for consequential damages, affirming a North Carolina federal court's ruling on Wednesday.
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April 08, 2011
Peanut Co. Sues Fumigator Over $19M In Fire Damages
Severn Peanut Co. Inc. launched a negligence and breach of contract suit on Friday alleging Industrial Fumigant Co. is responsible for more than $19 million in damages after its efforts to fumigate Severn's North Carolina storage facility in 2009 led to an explosion and fire.