ultrahazardous activity

An ultrahazardous activity must proximately cause the plaintiff’s injuries in order for the defendant to be held strictly liable. (Points : 4)

True
False

Question 2.2. In strict products liability, the product must have a defect of some sort. (Points : 4)

True
False

Question 3.3. Proximate cause, as applied to absolute liability cases, is substantially different from the term as used in negligence cases. (Points : 4)

True
False

Question 4.4. The following are all parties to a products liability lawsuit except (Points : 4)

Sellers.
Manufacturers.
Purchasers.
Ultimate users.
All of the above are parties to a products liability lawsuit.

Question 5.5. Domitae naturae refers to (Points : 4)

Wild animals.
Domestic animals.
Dead animals.
Stray animals.
None of the above.

Question 6.6. Under strict products liability, the manufacturer or seller need not be in the business of selling products such as the defective item causing the injury. (Points : 4)

True
False

Question 7.7. What distinguishes strict liability from negligence? (Points : 4)

Fault is irrelevant to strict liability but is important to negligence.
Intent is critical to strict liability but not to negligence.
Proximate cause is necessary to negligence but irrelevant to strict liability.
All of the above.
None of the above.

Question 8.8. Abnormally dangerous activities are those that are inappropriately performed in the place in which the victim was harmed. (Points : 4)

True
False

Question 9.9. Ultrahazardous activities are inherently perilous. (Points : 4)

True
False

Question 10.10. Under strict products liability, there must be privity of contract for the plaintiff to recover. (Points : 4)

True
False

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