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Sally's Due Care Case Study

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Not only the Due Care theory but Sally’s parents also are not able to sue the manufacturer Swimco under the Contractual theory. According to Product Safety by John Boatright, he states the Contractual theory that “the responsibility of manufacturers for harm resulting from defective products is that specified in a sales contract” (Boatright 235). Boatright is trying to say that all manufacturers respond to any harm, which is caused by their products, will depend on the sales contract. So if the sales contract states that they will guarantee their product quality and take responsibility in any harm, it means the customers can make the manufacturers hold liable for any kind of injury, including to pay for an entire cost of injury. In Sally’s
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