Author Question: The plaintiff sues defendant, in strict liability, for having sold an unreasonably dangerous ... (Read 60 times)

xclash · **on:** Aug 2, 2018

The plaintiff sues defendant, in strict liability, for having sold an unreasonably dangerous
product, because of the defendant's decision to use the cheapest materials possible. At trial, the court
will assess the hazards posed by this product by using a

A) consumer expectation test
B) test to measure potential sales
C) test to determine breach of duty of care
D) marketplace test

Question 2

Failure to warn can, under product liability, be the basis for recovery under a theory of strict liability.

Indicate whether the statement is true or false