SECTION II

True$/$False $-$ Please enter $"$T$"$ or $"$F$"$ in the space following each question.

$(30$ points $-1$ pt each$)$

A product Manufacturer may be held liable if the use of their product causes personal injury under a negligence theory if the instructions for the use of the product were inadequate.

"Strict Liability" can be defined as a case where liability without fault is imposed on a manufacturer or a seller of unreasonably dangerous products.

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If the product which causes injury has been substantially changed or modified after it left the manufacturer, a manufacturer may assert that fact as a defense to a claim of strict liability.

In order for a consumer to make a products liability claim on a breach of warranty theory, the product must be sold in a defective condition which makes it unreasonably dangerous.

In determining whether a product is inherently dangerous or defectively designed, courts look to the "state of the art" in existence at the time the product was manufactured since the manufacturer is responsible for incorporating that technology into its products whether or not they are aware of its existence.

A strict liability claim may not be disclaimed or limited by a manufacturer or seller of a product.

Unless a rental agreement fixes a definite term, the tenancy is week to week