Strict liability can be avoided where:
A)the seller uses due care and diligence in preparing the goods.
B)the seller manufactures products of this type on a regular basis.
C)the seller gives a disclaimer of the defect to the buyer in the sales contract.
D)the product was not in the same condition when the consumer bought it as it was when the manufacturer sold it.

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Strict liability can be avoided if the product was altered or not in the same condition when the consumer bought it as it was when the manufacturer sold it, as the defect may have been introduced after the product left the manufacturer's control.

Strict Liability Can Be Avoided Where