Multiple Choice
It is easier to take action against a manufacturer of a defective product under consumer protection legislation than under the common law because:
A) It is quicker and cheaper.
B) There is no need to prove fault.
C) Statute law takes precedence over the common law.
D) The manufacturer is strictly liable.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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