In Old Island Fumigation v. Barbee, a fumigation company sprayed two condominiums. Some of the fumes leaked, without Old Island's knowledge, into a third, unprotected condominium. In this case Old Island:
a. was not liable because adequate warnings had been given b. was contributorily negligent
c. was subject to comparative negligence
d. was not liable; the owners of the buildings were e. none of the other choices
e
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