A defendant is liable for those damages that result from an abnormally dangerous activity, even if those damages do not result from the type of risk that makes the activity abnormally dangerous.

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A defendant engaged in an abnormally dangerous activity is typically liable for damages that result from the kind of risk that makes the activity abnormally dangerous. If the damages result from a different type of risk, the strict liability for engaging in the abnormally dangerous activity may not apply.

A Defendant Is Liable for Those Damages That Result from an Abnormally