If a manufacturer does not place a warning on its package advising a consumer of a known or inherent damage, it is an example

PRODUCT LIABILITY  

Explanation:

Product liability means that a company or vendor is held responsible for putting a faulty product in a customer's hands. Obligation for an item malfunction causing accident rests with all product vendors who are in the supply chain. In broad terms, the legislation requires a commodity to meet the customer's ordinary requirements.

The goods must have been distributed on the markets at some stage for product liability to emerge. Historically, in order for the injured person to survive, there had to be a contractual relationship, defined as "privacy of contract," between the person injured by a drug and the pharmaceutical manufacturer.        

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