In order to establish a cause of action based upon strict liability in tort for personal injuries resulting from the use of a defective product,the plaintiff must start the case by proving that the defendant:

A) was engaged in the business of selling the product.
B) failed to exercise due care.
C) defectively designed the product.
D) was in privity of contract with the plaintiff.

Strict Liability in Tort

A legal principle holding a party responsible for damages or losses without the need to prove negligence or fault.

Business of Selling

The commercial activity of selling goods or services to customers for a profit.

Defective Product

A consumer item that is not safe for its intended use due to design, manufacturing, or labeling issues, potentially leading to liability for damages.