The plaintiffs argue that the approach in Hughes v. Sunbeam supports a common issue that asks if the product was fit for its purpose. (Common issues # 1and #2 ask this question). I agree that Hughes v. Sunbeam extends the right to allege economic loss when a product that may not be dangerous itself, is dangerous to rely upon. However, the wording in common issues #1 and 2 does not track the claim that the court permitted to proceed in Hughes v. Sunbeam.
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