A and B entered a variety store owned by
C. A purchased two chocolate bars from C, and gave one to
B. Unknown to A, B, or C the chocolate bar which A gave to B contained a piece of metal that had fallen into the chocolate mix when the candy bar was made. When B attempted to eat the chocolate, she damaged a tooth. She was obliged to have the tooth repaired

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B has a potential product liability claim against the manufacturer of the chocolate bar for the injury caused by the foreign object (piece of metal) in the product, which was not expected to be there and caused harm during its intended use.

A and B Entered a Variety Store Owned by