The manufacturer or seller is not liable if a product is materially altered or modified after it leaves the seller's possession and the alteration or modification causes an injury.

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The principle of strict liability applies only if the product is in the same condition as when it left the seller's possession. If a product is materially altered or modified after it leaves the seller's possession, the manufacturer or seller is not liable for any injuries or damages resulting from that alteration or modification.

The Manufacturer or Seller Is Not Liable If a Product