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inlawrev-3202	Caress, Timothy C.	Recent Developments in the Indiana Law of Products Liability	1996	26	.pdf	application/pdf	11997	647	62	Id. 1 996] PRODUCTS LIABILITY 98 1 incurred risk does not require a showing that the plaintiff had foresight 'that the particular accident and injury which in fact occurred was going to occur.' The [Product Liability] Act defines a seller as 'a person engaged in business as a manufacturer, a wholesaler, a retail dealer, a lessor, or a distributor.' 55 In determining that K-Mart was not a seller of the boxes in question, the court relied on Lucas v. Dorsey Corp., which provided that the occasional seller who is not engaged in that activity as part of his business is not liable in products liability. 56 In Crist, the court relied on the affidavit of K-Mart' s transportation manager, which provided that [t]he boxes were not for sale, either on a wholesale or retail basis; rather, it was the products within the boxes that were to be sold.	cache/inlawrev-3202.pdf	txt/inlawrev-3202.txt