Keep me logged in until I sign out. Yes, someone was at fault, since bottles ordinarily do not explode in a person's face. Courts often decide such cases under principles of strict liability, meaning that instead of having to prove that someone was negligent, a plaintiff would only have to prove that the bottle exploded and that he or she was injured by it.
Some courts continue to decide such cases under negligence principles, however.
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