Which of the following members of the chain of distribution cannot be strictly liable in a products lawsuit?
A) The manufacturer
B) The wholesaler
C) The retailer
D) The occasional seller

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The occasional seller, such as an individual selling a used product, is not considered part of the chain of distribution and therefore cannot be held strictly liable in a products lawsuit. However, the manufacturer, wholesaler, and retailer can all be held strictly liable if the product causes harm to a consumer.

Which of the Following Members of the Chain of Distribution