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A business is required to do due diligence for the business it does. Doesn't matter if it's a marketplace, a seller, a reseller, or whatever. Avoiding quality
by user5994461 9y ago
A business is required to do due diligence for the business it does. Doesn't matter if it's a marketplace, a seller, a reseller, or whatever.
Avoiding quality control on purpose is no excuse. That's a proof that you are not following the law and that can be considered as aggravating circumstances if you avoid it on purpose. That's the sort of thing that a judge may consider as a reason to send you to jail for longer.
- gamblor956 9y agoProducts liability law is civil, not criminal law. Quality Control doesn't absolve any commercial participant from liability for a defective product. Whether or not QC is required depends on the product (i.e., generally it is required for food at every level but retail, whereas it may be mostly optional for electronics).