On 5/8/2016 5:34 PM, NeonJohn wrote:
On 05/07/2016 07:19 PM, Instrument Resources of America wrote:I would say this. The assembler of the kit bears the responsibility of EXACTLY and CORRECTLY, assembling and using the kit per the instructions provided. HOWEVER, the DESIGN, ENGINEERING, QUALITY of the parts supplied, and the INSTRUCTIONS for ASSEMBLY and USE, rest with the KIT CREATOR. I'm not a lawyer, but have had to read a lot of legalize, and small print, during my 40 years of being self employed. This is open for further discussion. I would actually like to hear more. Ira.I'm exhausted from today's work and so don't feel like writing another essay. Instead I suggest you google the legal concept of "Joint and Several Liability.) In a nutshell, if you were involved in a jury-found defective product, you may be sued. Many times the juries are asked to assign percent responsibility for the tort. Their assignment of blame is then used to assign liability for the award that follows. John
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