Which of the following is NOT a theory on which a product liability claim can be based?
A) Negligence
B) Breach of warranty
C) Ultrahazardous activity
D) Strict liability

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Ultrahazardous activity is not a theory on which a product liability claim can be based. The theories on which a product liability claim can be based include negligence, breach of warranty, and strict liability. Ultrahazardous activity refers to activities that are so inherently dangerous that the person or entity responsible for them may be held strictly liable for any resulting harm or injury. It is not related to product liability claims.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Theory on Which