Under a strict product liability theory,who is considered a reasonably foreseeable party who may recover if injury is sustained?
A)Only the buyer and the buyer's family.
B)The buyer,the buyer's family,the buyer's guests,and foreseeable bystanders.
C)Only the buyer,the buyer's family,and the buyer's guests.
D)The buyer only.
E)Only the buyer and any one present in the buyer's home when injury is sustained.

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A)Any reasonably foreseeable injured party who may recover for injuries includes
the buyer;the buyer's family,guests,and friends;and foreseeable bystanders.
B)Any reasonably foreseeable injured party who may recover for injuries includes the buyer;the buyer's family,guests,and friends;and foreseeable bystanders.
C)Any reasonably foreseeable injured party who may recover for injuries includes the buyer;the buyer's family,guests,and friends;and foreseeable bystanders.
D)Any reasonably foreseeable injured party who may recover for injuries includes the buyer;the buyer's family,guests,and friends;and foreseeable bystanders.
E)Any reasonably foreseeable injured party who may recover for injuries includes the buyer;the buyer's family,guests,and friends;and foreseeable bystanders.

Under a Strict Product Liability Theory,who Is Considered a Reasonably