I’ve been watching contract law part 8 lecture, please may you explain if there is a difference between the collateral contracts and the “manufacturer of goods may be sued by the ultimate consumer” principles?
Sorry if you’ve been asked this before I couldn’t see it.
I suppose that you could say that the snail case (manufacturer of goods may ….) is an illustration of a collateral contract but there are other types of collateral contracts that don’t involve manufacturers
We’re in one of those situations where all elephants are animals but not all animals are elephants!
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