What does strict liability mean?
A) Liability is imposed on a defendant without the claimant having to prove any intention or negligence on the part of the defendant.
B) Liability is imposed on a defendant without the claimant having to prove any intention provided the claimant can show there was negligence.
C) A defendant will only be liable if he is at fault.
D) The burden of proof is reversed and it is upto the defendant to prove he was not at fault.