Defenses to an action in strict liability include:

A) contributory negligence only.
B) contributory negligence and comparative negligence.
C) comparative negligence only.
D) express voluntary assumption of risk and in some states comparative negligence.

Comparative Negligence

A legal doctrine under which a plaintiff's damages are reduced by a percentage equal to their degree of fault in causing their injury.

Strict Liability

A legal doctrine holding individuals or entities responsible for damages or injuries caused by their actions or products, regardless of negligence or intent.

Contributory Negligence

A legal doctrine that can reduce the claimant's ability to recover damages if they are found partly at fault for the incident or harm.