If the misuse of a product is reasonably foreseeable,the seller must take measures to guard against it.

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This is known as the "foreseeability of misuse" doctrine and is a legal principle that holds that if a seller can reasonably anticipate that a product may be misused in a way that could cause harm, the seller has a duty to take steps to guard against this misuse. Failure to do so could result in liability for any resulting injuries or damages.

If the Misuse of a Product Is Reasonably Foreseeable,the Seller