The Elements Needed to Establish Strict Liability in Tort Do

question 245

Multiple Choice

The elements needed to establish strict liability in tort do not include which of the following:

• A) the product was defective
• B) the defect created an unreasonably dangerous product
• C) the defect was the proximate cause in producing the injury suffered
• D) the injury caused damages
• E) all of the other choices are necessary

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