Under the doctrine of strict liability,liability is imposed only if a person fails to use all reasonable care.

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Under the doctrine of strict liability, liability is imposed regardless of whether or not the person exercising the activity took reasonable care. It is enough that the activity that caused the harm is considered "inherently dangerous" or poses a significant risk to others. Therefore, strict liability does not require a failure to use reasonable care as a condition for liability.

Under the Doctrine of Strict Liability,liability Is Imposed Only If