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Chapter 7, Problem 2BS
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Case summary:The persons JC and CW both owned a paintball gun and knew how to operate it. Both of them were also well aware of the fact that they should buy protective eyewear and use it while operating the gun but they avoided doing so. One night while playing with the gun, the person CW shot at the person JC’s car, but it hit the person JC’s eye. The person JC filed a case of product liability against the company CW claiming that the gun of the person CW was defectively designed. However, the person CW during the rail testified that his gun was never malfunctioned.
To find : The ruling of the court.
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