Eva owns Fast-Rate Salvage, a demolition company. A demolition by a Fast-Rate crew injures Glen, a passerby. Under the theory of strict liability, Eva must pay for Glen's injury
A. only if Glen's injury was not reasonably foreseeable.
B. only if Glen's injury was reasonably foreseeable.
C. only if the Fast-Rate crew was at fault.
D. whether or not the Fast-Rate crew was at fault.
Answer: D
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