Question

a manufacturers failure to warn consumers of dangers involved in the use of a product has long been actionable. true false question 60 10 pts a failure to warn about the characteristics of a manufactured product does not necessarily mean the product itself is defective. true false question 61 10 pts manufacturers do not have to warn possible buyers of their product how to use, store and handle their products.

Explanation:

• For the first statement: In product liability law, a manufacturer's failure to warn consumers of product - related dangers is a recognized basis for liability, so it is actionable.
• For the second statement: A failure to warn is a separate type of defect (a marketing defect) from a product - defect (such as a manufacturing or design defect). So, a failure to warn does not necessarily mean the product itself is defective.
• For the third statement: Manufacturers have a duty to warn consumers about proper use, storage, and handling of their products to avoid foreseeable harm.

Answer:

• First question: True
• Second question: True
• Third question: False