Strict liability:
A) does not apply to someone who exercises reasonable care.
B) is described as liability without fault.
C) is a part of contributory negligence.
D) cannot be applied to things that are "unreasonably dangerous."

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Strict liability means that a person who participates in certain kinds of activities is held responsible for any resulting harm to others, despite the use of the utmost care and caution. For this reason, strict liability is commonly described as "liability without fault."

Strict Liability