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Unreasonably Dangerous
A legal standard used to describe product defects that pose a risk of harm to the consumer or user that is beyond what would be contemplated by the ordinary consumer, with knowledge common to the community.
Strict Liability
A legal standard that holds parties responsible for damages or harm caused by their actions, regardless of fault or intent.
Unreasonably Unsafe
Describes a condition or product that poses a significant risk of harm to people or property beyond what would be considered reasonable.
Doctrine of Unconscionability
A legal principle that contracts with terms that are excessively unfair or oppressive can be found invalid or modified by a court.
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