Strict liability
Strict liability is a legal doctrine in tort law that makes a person responsible for the damages caused by their actions regardless of culpability (fault) or mens rea. Strict liability is important in the law of product liability, corporations law, and criminal law.
Related Topics:
Tort - Culpability - Mens rea - Product liability - Corporations law - Criminal law
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