If the statute of limitations for strict liability for a particular state is two years and a plaintiff brings a product liability suit to court three years after the injury, the defendant is relieved of liability.

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The statement is true. If the statute of limitations for strict liability has expired, the defendant cannot be held liable for the harm caused by the product. In this case, the plaintiff waited too long to file the lawsuit, and the defendant is relieved of liability.

If the Statute of Limitations for Strict Liability for a Particular