Which of the following does NOT need to be established in order for a manufacturer to be liable for defective goods?

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The key factor for a manufacturer's liability for defective goods is that the goods have a safety defect and cause injury, not necessarily that the injury was foreseeable. Liability often focuses on the defectiveness of the product and the harm it caused, rather than the foreseeability of the injury.

Which of the Following Does NOT Need to Be Established