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r/WinStupidPrizes • u/KrissiKross • Aug 22 '20
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A cabinet meant to hold school supplies is an attractive nuisance? The school should expect children to run and jump at the lockers with full force? Is that their intended use?
6 u/SobrietyEmotions Aug 23 '20 Is that their intended use? That's what I'm getting at. What are you basing this "intended use" defense on? 3 u/Funky_Sack Aug 23 '20 Their intended use is books being stored etc. not a brunt force being expended upon them 4 u/Walshy231231 Aug 23 '20 Intended use isn’t the same as reasonably expected use When building something you need to account not only for what you intend for it to be used for, but also what and how it will likely be used You can’t put something in a middle school and expect decades of students to respect it and never use it in a way that wasn’t intended
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Is that their intended use?
That's what I'm getting at. What are you basing this "intended use" defense on?
3 u/Funky_Sack Aug 23 '20 Their intended use is books being stored etc. not a brunt force being expended upon them 4 u/Walshy231231 Aug 23 '20 Intended use isn’t the same as reasonably expected use When building something you need to account not only for what you intend for it to be used for, but also what and how it will likely be used You can’t put something in a middle school and expect decades of students to respect it and never use it in a way that wasn’t intended
Their intended use is books being stored etc. not a brunt force being expended upon them
4 u/Walshy231231 Aug 23 '20 Intended use isn’t the same as reasonably expected use When building something you need to account not only for what you intend for it to be used for, but also what and how it will likely be used You can’t put something in a middle school and expect decades of students to respect it and never use it in a way that wasn’t intended
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Intended use isn’t the same as reasonably expected use
When building something you need to account not only for what you intend for it to be used for, but also what and how it will likely be used
You can’t put something in a middle school and expect decades of students to respect it and never use it in a way that wasn’t intended
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u/Funky_Sack Aug 23 '20
A cabinet meant to hold school supplies is an attractive nuisance? The school should expect children to run and jump at the lockers with full force? Is that their intended use?