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The application of the principles of assumption of risk and product liability to incidents that are ever more removed from the ideal usage of the product or service eventually creates a situation in which all are liable for everything and everyone.
The notion of choice upon which assumption of risk original rests is lost if individuals are no longer free to exercise any discretion in the usage of products and services. Yet, in today's climate, businesses must be more aware than ever of the potential liabilities of the products they sell and the services they offer. The bungee jump operator, the auto manufacturer, or the operator of textile mill or coal mine, must be up front about any and all potential dangers involved in the use of their services, facilities, and goods. Patrons and employees must be made aware even of the risks that are only imaginable, and not necessarily conceivable or likely. Furthermore, businesses should do all they can to see to it that their products are not misused, taking whatever legal steps are necessary to see that their products and services are not intentionally used in the commission of criminal acts. Neither should they expose themselves to...
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