In: Operations Management
True/false
1. A seller is strictly liable where; the seller of an unreasnably dangerous product could have avoided nor reduced the foreseeable risk of harm by adopting a reasonable alternative design, but did not adopt it.
2. Inherent in the idea of democracy is the right to self-determination
3. Foreseeable misuse will not be an adequate defense in product liability if the seller had a way to avoid or reduce the risk to the consumer; for example by placing a conspicous warning on the product.
4.If a plaintiff/consumer alters the product making it unreasonably dangers; the seller is not strictly liable to the injured plaintiff.
1. True that a seller is strictly liable where; the seller of an unreasnably dangerous product could have avoided nor reduced the foreseeable risk of harm by adopting a reasonable alternative design, but did not adopt it. This comes under product liability.
2. True that inherent in the idea of democracy is the right to self-determination.
3. True that foreseeable misuse will not be an adequate defense in product liability if the seller had a way to avoid or reduce the risk to the consumer. Unforeseeable will be an adequate defense in product liability if the seller had not any way to avoid or reduce the risk to the consumer.
4. True that if a plaintiff/consumer alters the product making it unreasonably dangers; the seller is not strictly liable to the injured plaintiff..