JORDON BY JORDON v. K-Mart Corp.

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• holding that an ordinary consumer of a toboggan—i.e., a ten-year-old—would recognize the danger of sledding downhill
• finding that the dangers of a plastic sled would have been avoidable and obvious to a 10 year-old boy, who admitted he had used the same sled on seven sledding runs without incident before injuring himself on the eighth run
• whether the risk of loss is to be placed on the supplier in question is a question of law for the court; holding the trial court correctly applied the Azzarello threshold in determining the strict liability claim based on product design
• whether the risk of loss is to be placed on the supplier in question is a question of law for the court; holding the trial court correctly applied the Azzarello threshold in determining the strict liability claim based on product design

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).