Liability Regardless Of Fault. In Tort Law - Strict Liability May Be Imposed On A Merchant Who Introduces Into Commerce A Good That Is So Defective As To Be Unreasonably Dangerous.

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1. Liability Regardless Of Fault. In Tort Law - Strict Liability May Be Imposed On A Merchant Who Introduces Into Commerce A Good That Is So Defective As To Be Unreasonably Dangerous.