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What are the elements required for a strict liability claim for a defective bicycle?

 

A:

 

  • That there was a defect in the product manufactured and sold by the defendant,

    The defect made the product unreasonably dangerous to the user or consumer;

    The defect existed at the time the product left the hands of the defendant;

    The product was one that the seller expected to reach and did reach the user or consumer without substantial change in its condition when it was sold by the seller; and

    The defect was a direct and proximate cause of the plaintiff's injuries or loss.

     




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