Under the Consumer Protection Act 1987, what type of liability does a producer bear for damage caused by a defective product?
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A
Strict liability, without the need for the claimant to prove fault or negligence
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B
Negligence-based liability requiring proof that the producer knew of the defect
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C
Liability only where the producer was aware of the defect at the time of supply
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D
Vicarious liability for the acts of all persons in the supply chain