tootjavastutus
Tootjavastutus refers to the legal responsibility of a producer or manufacturer for damages caused by a defective product. This concept is a fundamental aspect of product liability law in many jurisdictions, aiming to protect consumers from harm resulting from faulty goods. The core principle is that if a product is sold in a defective condition, and that defect causes injury or damage, the producer can be held liable, regardless of whether they were negligent in the manufacturing process.
Defects can typically fall into three categories: manufacturing defects, design defects, and marketing defects (or failure
The burden of proof often lies with the injured party to demonstrate that the product was defective,