6. Precision Craft, Inc., makes tools. While using a Precision tool to replace an electrical fixture, Stan neglects to shut off the power and is electrocuted. Stan's heirs file a suit against Precision. In a contributory negligence jurisdiction, the plaintiffs could recover a. only if both parties were equally at fault. b. only if Stan was less than 50 percent at fault. c. only if Precision was more than 51 percent at fault. d. nothing. 7. A Georgia state statute requires amusement parks to maintain equipment in certain condition for the protection of patrons. Eagan's Water Park fails to maintain its equipment. Betty, a patron, is thereby injured. Eagan's has committed a. battery b. false imprisonment. c. negligence per se. d. fair use 8. A defamatory statement must be communicated to a third party to be actionable. True False 9. River Rock Company makes spas and hot tubs. Sterling files a product liability suit against River Rock, alleging a warning defect in one of its products. In deciding whether to hold the defendant liable, the court may take note that a manufacturer or seller has no duty to warn about risks that are a. avoidable by an alternative design. b. foreseeable c. contrary to the instructions for the use of the product. d. obvious MacBook Air