Strict liability abrogates the usual requirement of_ as a prerequisite for recovery under tort law.

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Strict liability eliminates the need to prove fault or negligence on the part of the defendant, which is the usual requirement in tort law. Equity refers to fairness, foundation refers to the basis or underlying principles, and garnishment refers to collecting money owed through legal means, none of which are directly related to the concept of strict liability.

Strict Liability Abrogates the Usual Requirement Of_ as a Prerequisite