Author Question: When it comes to a claim in strict liability because an item that was purchaser turned out to be ... (Read 53 times)

BrownTown3 · **on:** Aug 2, 2018

When it comes to a claim in strict liability because an item that was purchaser turned out to be
dangerous, and when used properly, caused injury, the purchaser will need to allege that

A) the seller breached the contract of sale
B) the seller breach a due of care
C) the product was defective
D) the product was sold under privity of contract

Question 2

A court might find a seller liable for a failure to warn purchasers of the dangers associated with a
particular product. Not only could the seller be sued under a theory of strict liability, but could be
used for an action

A) for intentionally inflicting emotional distress
B) for breach of privity of contract
C) under no other theory of tort
D) in negligence