Eva owns Fast-Rate Salvage, a demolition company. A demolition by a Fast-Rate crew injures Glen, a passerby. Under the theory of strict liability, Eva must pay for Glen's injury

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Under the theory of strict liability, a person is liable for harm caused to another person, regardless of the degree of care taken, if the activity or product involved is abnormally dangerous or inherently dangerous. Demolition is considered an inherently dangerous activity. Therefore, Eva as the owner of the demolition company, is responsible for any harm caused to Glen, whether or not the Fast-Rate crew was at fault.

Eva Owns Fast-Rate Salvage, a Demolition Company