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AnnyKZ [126]
3 years ago
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Frank Furter is driving his new Ford down Harbor Boulevard, when he breaks his tooth on a foreign object in a hotdog he is eatin

g. He is so startled by this event that he fails to notice that the car in front of him has come to a stop. Frank slams on his brakes so hard that it causes his front tire to blow out and he loses control of his Ford and hits a tree. If Mr. Furter sues the hot dog stand and the tire manufacturer, what theory or theories may he use? Discuss. Will the hot dog stand be liable for the car accident?
Business
1 answer:
gulaghasi [49]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Frank Furter can sue hot dog stand and tire manufacturer for breaking of his tooth.

Explanation:

Frank furter can sue the hot dog stand as it was the main cause of his accident. The car is designed for having a luxury driving experience but the accidents may happen any time and there should be suitable brake system which can stop the car immediately or in few seconds. The tire should not burst as this will enhance the damage in the accident.

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