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An injured party must prove that the item was defective, the defect
proximately caused the injury, and the defect rendered the product
unreasonably dangerous.
UNREASONABLY DANGEROUS
PRODUCTS
Commonly-Known Danger: The defendant must show that the plaintiffs injury
resulted from a danger so commonly known by the general public that the defendant had
no duty to warn plaintiff.
A person shall not bring an action claiming damages for negligence, nuisance
or breach of duty irrespective of how the duty exists, where the damages
claimed by the Plaintiff for the negligence, nuisance or breach of duty consist
of or include damages in respect of personal injuries to a person, after the
expiration of three years from the date on which the cause of action accrued.