What did the Hawaiian court determine about mortgages as a product under product liability law in the Case Nugget Radford v. Wells Fargo Bank?
A) That the case was properly dismissed because the defendant did not have a duty of care to protect the plaintiff from a bad mortgage loan.
B) That a mortgage is in fact "a product" under product liability law.
C) That mortgages are not a "product" that can be subject to a product liability suit.
D) That mortgages are a question of fact and a jury trial is warranted to determine if the mortgage should be considered a product.
E) That federal law placed mortgages in a special category for product liability cases.

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The Hawaiian court determined that mortgages are not a "product" that can be subject to a product liability suit, thus aligning with the general legal perspective that financial instruments like mortgages do not fall under the category of products in the context of product liability law.

What Did the Hawaiian Court Determine About Mortgages as a Product