Under the theory of strict liability for abnormally dangerous activities, the defendant's liability is based on intent to damage.

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Under the theory of strict liability for abnormally dangerous activities, the defendant's liability is based on the activity being inherently dangerous and not on the defendant's intent to cause harm. In other words, the defendant is liable regardless of whether they intended to cause harm or not, simply because they engaged in an abnormally dangerous activity.

Under the Theory of Strict Liability for Abnormally Dangerous Activities