Plaintiffs in Product Liability Cases Have Traditionally Used

question 73

Multiple Choice

Plaintiffs in product liability cases have traditionally used .

• A) theories of warranty
• B) theories of negligence
• C) the strict product liability theory
• D) the market share theory

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Definitions:

Incidental Damages

Compensation for reasonable expenses directly arising from a breach of contract, not including consequential damages.

Purchase Price

The total cost that a buyer spends to acquire a product or service.

Market Price

The present rate at which a service or asset is available for purchase or sale on the market.

Contract Price

The agreed-upon amount of money one party will pay another in exchange for the fulfillment of agreed-upon obligations.