A Manufacturer Is Not Liable for a 'Safety Defect' Under

question 17

Multiple Choice

A manufacturer is not liable for a 'safety defect' under ACL Part 3-5 if:

• A)The safety defect relates to the packaging of goods.
• B)The safety defect relates to the way the goods are marketed.
• C)The safety defect did not exist at the time the goods were manufactured.
• D)The safety defect exists because the manufacturer failed to comply with a mandatory standard.

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Definitions:

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