Colorado § 13-21-404 Inadmissible evidence

Colorado Statutes

§ 13-21-404 — Inadmissible evidence

Colorado·Title 13 Courts·Art. Damages

In any product liability action, evidence
of any scientific advancements in technical or other knowledge or techniques, or in
design theory or philosophy, or in manufacturing or testing knowledge, techniques,
or processes, or in labeling, warnings of risks or hazards, or instructions for the use
of such product, where such advancements were discovered subsequent to the
time the product in issue was sold by the manufacturer, shall not be admissible for
any purpose other than to show a duty to warn.

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In any product liability action, evidence
of any scientific advancements in technical or other knowledge or techniques, or in
design theory or philosophy, or in manufacturing or testing knowledge, techniques,
or processes, or in labeling, warnings of risks or hazards, or instructions for the use
of such product, where such advancements were discovered subsequent to the
time the product in issue was sold by the manufacturer, shall not be admissible for
any purpose other than to show a duty to warn.

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