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Strict Liability Standard for Manufacturer Defects

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In the "exploding Coca-Cola case," one justice noted that a manufacturer's defect should be subject to a strict liability standard. Which of the following best defines this standard?
A

A manufacturer will not be held liable if any of its products cause injury, regardless of who is at fault.

B

A manufacturer will be held liable if its defective product causes injury, regardless of fault.

C

A manufacturer will be held liable if any of its products cause injury, regardless of who is at fault.

D

A manufacturer will not be held liable if its defective product causes injury, regardless of fault.

E

A manufacturer will not be held liable if its defective product causes injury due to the user's error or fault.

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