Under the doctrine of strict liability in tort, your right to compensation for injury is based on the fact that:

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Strict liability in tort allows for compensation for injury caused by a product, regardless of fault. This means that even if the company took every precaution in the manufacturing and distribution of the product, they can still be held responsible for any injuries caused by it. This is important because certain products, such as explosives or toxic chemicals, inherently carry a risk of injury. Choice B is also correct in that consumers deserve a means of seeking compensation for injuries caused by products, but strict liability specifically addresses the issue of inherently dangerous products. The CPSC may play a role in regulating and enforcing product safety, but it is not directly related to strict liability in tort.

Under the Doctrine of Strict Liability in Tort, Your Right