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Business, 18.03.2020 06:22, tangia

Alpha Construction uses dynamite to blast stone as part of a road construction project. Despite following best safety practices for storage and use, some of the stored dynamite explodes unexpectedly, injuring a nearby motorist, Li. If Li sues Alpha, which of the following is accurate?
A. Blasting is an ultrahazardous activity, but Alpha is not strictly liable for Li's damages because Alpha showed due care by following best safety practices.
B. Blasting is an ultrahazardous activity, so Alpha is strictly liable for Li's damages even though Alpha followed best safety practices.
C. Blasting is not an ultrahazardous activity, so Alpha cannot be liable for Li's damages.
D. Blasting is not an uitrahazardous activity, so Alpha can be liable for Li's damages only if it proves every element of negligence.

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