The Doctrine That Imposes Liability on a Seller of a Product

question 87

Multiple Choice

The doctrine that imposes liability on a seller of a product only if the seller sold the defective product directly to the injured party is known as:

• A) privity of contract.
• B) resolution of contractual relationships.
• C) doctrine of direct commercial contacts.
• D) doctrine of merchants' liability limitations.
• E) non-privity of contract.

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