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Utah Code § 78B-6-701 (2026)

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Cited in 5 cases (1 in the last 5 years), 2010–2025 · leading case: Gudmundson v. Del Ozone, 2010 UT 33 (Utah 2010).
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Gudmundson v. Del Ozone, 2010 UT 33 (Utah 2010). “The Legislature moved the Utah Product Liability Act from sections 78-15-1 to -7 to sections 78B-6-701 to -707. Because the change does not affect our analysis and because the Utah Product Liability Act was held constitutional as amended in Egbert v.”
Blaisdell v. Dentrix Dental Sys., Inc., 284 P.3d 616 (Utah 2012). “Cope §§ 78B-6-701 to -707. . Cf. Frey Dairy v.”
Egbert v. Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., 2010 UT 8 (Utah 2010). “The legislature moved the Utah Product Liability Act from sections 78-15-1 to -7 to sections 78B-6-701 to -707. It renumbered section 78-15-6 as section 78B-6-703.”
Nielson v. Harley Davidson Motor Co. Grp. (D. Utah 2019). · cites it 2× “Neither the Utah Product Liability Code, Utah Code § 78B-6-701, or the Utah Liability Reform Act, Utah Code §§ 78B-5-817 through 823, address whether products liability can be extended to “apparent manufacturers.”
Bertola v. Fisher-Price, 336 A.3d 1288 (Del. Super. Ct. 2025). “76 Utah Code Ann. §§78B-6-701 to 707, 77 Aragon v.”
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