Under privity statutes adopted by some states, which of the following is not considered when determining whether a plaintiff can recover outside privity in warranty cases?
A)Whether it was reasonably foreseeable that a party such as the plaintiff would be harmed by the product defect in question
B)The status of the plaintiff
C)The type of damages the plaintiff has suffered
D)If the plaintiff can meet the reasonable-to-expect test

Question

Under privity statutes adopted by some states, which of the following is not considered when determining whether a plaintiff can recover outside privity in warranty cases?
A)Whether it was reasonably foreseeable that a party such as the plaintiff would be harmed by the product defect in question
B)The status of the plaintiff
C)The type of damages the plaintiff has suffered
D)If the plaintiff can meet the reasonable-to-expect test

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Some states have adopted privity statutes that differ from section 2-318 and depart from the reasonable-to-expect test.

Under Privity Statutes Adopted by Some States, Which of the Following