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inlawrev-2189	Vargo, John F.	Products Liability	1975	11	.pdf	application/pdf	5475	271	63	Froftuets ^.lability John F, Vargo* Products liability generally involves the liability of a seller of products to parties who, as a rule, are not in privity with the sellerJ Over the years product liability cases have been litigated on many theories: principally those of negligence,^ inherently dangerous items,^ warranty,^ and strict liability in tort/ The old strict liability theory relating to inherently dangerous items was restricted to a small class of products considered imminently dangerous to human safety.^ Early in the development of products liability litigation, plaintiffs also began to recognize that negli- gence was an ineffective theory of recovery because of certain problems: identification of the defect,^ defendants' assertions of contributory negligence,® and proof of negligence.' '**In the past Indiana courts have limited the use of the term assumption of risk to cases where there is a contractual relationship between the parties, and have invented the term incurred risk for use in all other cases.	cache/inlawrev-2189.pdf	txt/inlawrev-2189.txt