Under Strict Product Liability Theory, Which of the Following Would

question 6

Multiple Choice

Under strict product liability theory, which of the following would the courts consider a reasonably foreseeable party who may recover if an injury is sustained?

• A) The buyer of the product only.
• B) The buyer of the product and the buyer's family only.
• C) The buyer of the product and any of the buyer's family and the buyer's guests only.
• D) The buyer, the buyer's family, the buyer's guests, and foreseeable bystanders.
• E) The court would have to rely on expert testimony before they could determine if a person is a reasonably foreseeable party.

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