...defective, may be expected to cause physical harm to the consumer or his property. c. On whatever theory, the justification for the strict liability has been...of the consuming public who may be injured by it; that the public has the right to and does expect, in the case of products which it needs and for which...

...damages from the seller of that product. The theory is that by marketing a product the seller assumes a special responsibility toward any member of the consuming public who may be injured by it (34i. This law applies to sellers who are in the business of selling a product which causes physical...

...contained in the Restatement (Second) of forte, • 402A comment (c), as follows: On whatever theory, the justification for the strict liability has been...of the consuming public who may be injured by it; that the public has the right to and does expect, in the case of products which it needs and for which...

...Torts § 402A, comment a (1965). Comment e explains the justification for strict liability in tort: that the seller, by marketing his product for use...of the consuming public who may be injured by it; that the public has the right to and does expect, in the case of products which it needs and for which...

...Torts § 402A, comment a (1965). Commente explains the justification for strict liability in tort: that the seller, by marketing his product for use...assumed a special responsibility toward any member of trie consuming public who may be injured by it; that the public has the right to and does expect, in...

...strict liability intended to protect the consumer. As Comment c to the "Restatement" states, the seller "has undertaken and assumed a special responsibility...member of the consuming public who may be injured [by the product]." Furthermore. * "the public has the right to and does expect, in case of products which...

...of Torts states the policies underlying strict products liability as follows: The justification for strict liability has been said to be that the seller,...of the consuming public who may be injured by it; that the public has the right to and does expect, in the case of products which it needs and for which...

...strict liability in tort." 182 Restatement (Second) of Torts, § 402A comment c: „On whatever theory, the justification for the strict liability has been...of the consuming public who may be injured by it; that the public has the right to and does expect, in the case of products which it needs and for which...

..."strict liability in tort" and has been justified upon the premise that the seller, by marketing his/her product for use and consumption, has undertaken and...of the consuming public who may be injured by it; that the public has the right to and does expect that reputable sellers will stand behind their goods;...

...seller, by marketing his/her product for use and consumption, has undertaken und assumed a speciul responsibility toward any member of the consuming public who may be injured by it; that the public has the right to and does expect that reputable sellers will stand behind their goods;...