In the Rusch Factors v. Levin (1968) case, which of the following approaches did the court take to assign third-party liability under common law?

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In Rusch Factors v. Levin (1968), the court used the approach of "foreseen user" to assign third-party liability. This means that the defendant could reasonably foresee that a particular third-party would use their product and therefore had a duty to make sure it was safe for that third-party to use.

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