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89. Heat Wave, Inc., makes portable heaters. To pay for its liability for injuries to consumers harmed by defective heaters, Heat Wave can pass the costs on to a consumers in the form of higher prices. b. other manufacturers of heaters on a theory of market share liability. C. suppliers in the form of "reverse kickbacks." d. the government in the form of direct payments. 90 Cold Stuf, Inc., makes snowboards, which it sells to Deep Freeze Sports Store (DFS). DFS sells Cold Stuf boards to consumers, including Ed. Ed is injured while using the board. In a product liability suit based on strict liability, Ed may recover from a. Cold Stuf only. b. Cold Stuf or DFS. C. DFS only. d. no one 91. Pharma Company, Quitox Corporation, and Renal, Inc., are drug makers. Med Sales Company and National OTC, Inc., are drug distributors. In a suit against all of these parties in which market- share liability is imposed, most likely to be liable are a. neither the distributors nor the makers. b. the distributors and the makers. C. the distributors only d. the makers only. 92. Furious Toyz Corporation makes skateboards, which it sells to consumers, including Gitana, Gitana is injured due to a defect in the board that causes an accident in which Haley, a bystander, is also injured. In a product liability suit based on strict product liability, Furious Toyz may be liable to a. Gitana and Haley. b. Gitana only C. Haley only. d. no one. 93 Dwayne, an electrician, files a suit against Electro Mechanix, Inc., alleging that its circuit breakers are unreasonably dangerous due to the possibility of electrical shock. Dwayne's suit is most likely to a. fail, because Dwayne assumes the risk if he uses an Electro product. b. fail, because Dwayne is a knowledgeable user. C. succeed, because the danger is open and obvious. d. succeed, because Electro's products are not safe for all uses