This appeal presents the perplexing question whether liability for failure to warn of dangerous properties of a product is measured by the doctrine of strict liability in its generally understood sense or, alternatively, by traditional negligence concepts imposing a duty of care requiring warning of danger only when there is actual or constructive knowledge of the danger.
The complaint for damages in this...
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