A seller who introduces into commerce an unreasonably dangerous product may be subject to a tort action for strict liability.

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In tort law, strict liability applies to situations where a seller or manufacturer introduces a product into commerce that is unreasonably dangerous, making them liable for any resulting injuries or damages without the need for the injured party to prove negligence or fault.

A Seller Who Introduces into Commerce an Unreasonably Dangerous Product