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I understand that making the shop rather than the manufacturer liable for such a thing would prima facie seem strange. But since amazon profited from the sale,
by hiisukun 8y ago
I understand that making the shop rather than the manufacturer liable for such a thing would prima facie seem strange.
But since amazon profited from the sale, where I'm from (Australia) they might need to show they weren't recklessly indifferent to the safety standards of the manufacturers they stock - especially this one, but also as a policy in general.
Perhaps there is some useful question here, seeing the number of comments regarding fake, counterfeit or unsafe products. Might these outcomes be "reasonably foreseeable"? Again, where I'm from this could cause Amazon some issues - I only hope other legal systems have similar principles.