Katherine purchased a pair of earphones from Simon. She realizes that they are defective and brings a strict liability action against Simon. Which of the following statements is true of this scenario?
A) Simon is not liable as he has not entered into any contractual relation with Katherine.
B) If Simon has exercised all possible care in sale of the product, he is not liable.
C) If Simon is not engaged in the business of selling electronic goods, he is not liable.
D) Simon is not liable as he is not the manufacturer of the product.
C
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