Business, 28.02.2020 21:17 shiyaharper

Real Chocolate Company makes a box of candy, which it sells to Sweets Things, Inc, a distributor, Sweets sells the box to Tasty Candy store, where Jill buys it. Jill gives it to Ken, who breaks a tooth on a stone the same size and color of a piece of candy. If Real, Sweet, and Tasty were not negligent, can they be held liable for Ken's injury? Explain in detail why and why not.

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