Under _____,the plaintiff doesn't have to prove negligence on the manufacturer's part,nor does it matter how much care was taken by the manufacturer to prevent defects.

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The doctrine of strict liability in tort holds manufacturers or sellers liable for harm caused by defective products regardless of the level of care they exercised. This means the plaintiff does not need to prove negligence; the existence of a defect and resulting harm are sufficient for liability.

Under _____,The Plaintiff Doesn't Have to Prove Negligence on the Manufacturer's