Question
Which of the following cases laid down the rule of
Strict-Liability?Solution
The rule of strict liability was laid down in the year 1868 in case of Reylands Vs. Fletcher. According to this rule, in this case, it was laid down that any person keeping any hazardous substance on his premises would be held liable if that substance escapes from there and harms others.
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