Many of the bikes fall on a child who was looking

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Now assume that Marty is so mad (after hearing that his vacation request was denied) that instead of reporting to checkout line, he runs out of the building and purposely knocks down the kids bikes on display out front as he heads for his car. Many of the bikes fall on a child who was looking at the bikes. The child's parents dismiss the store. Discuss whether you think Big Box is liable

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