A product is "unreasonably dangerous" when it is dangerous beyond expectations of the ordinary consumer. whose expectations apply here? why?
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Every ordinary consumer are very simple expected from a medical soap will be genuine and under date of expiry. But so many medical counter very easy sell to consumer without checking the date of expiry.This is unreasonably dangeraus for health.
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Here it is being talked about ordinary consumers who are buyers of such of high hallmark products in the market.
Defective product, In a general sense, it is considered that the defect must render the product unreasonably dangerous to a lay consumer when it is being used as the manufacturer intended.
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