Jessica’s parents sue the company that is responsible for debris in their drinking water causing her...

Jessica’s parents sue the company that is responsible for debris in their drinking water causing her to get sick. Jessica is not able operate the way she once did. The jury decided to punish the company. What is the issue?

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Answer-Jessica get sick due to drinking water whose quality was not good and that water contains debris, this is an issue of adulteration and impurity in commodity offered by the water supply company , Jessica's parents decided to file a complaint against the water supply company in the consumer court and they were able to prove there point in the court and they won the case in the court that's why Jury decided to punish the company and Jessica was also eligible for the compensation against the company due to the supply of bad quality water by water supply company.

Rahul Sunny answered 2 years ago

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