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Gettysburg Inc. (a Pennsylvania corporation) designs and manufactures civil war rifles for civil war reenactors. It advertises the rifles as providing complete civil war era sound effects without posing any danger to reenactors. Unfortunately, the manufacturer does not do a good job quality checking the rifles and some workers assemble them with live fire components and leave ammunition in the barrels. The company sends magazines advertising the guns to a civil war troupe in Maryland. When reenacting the battle of Antietam (in Maryland), the guns fire actual shots, causing grievous injuries to several participants. The participants (all domiciled in Maryland) sue in Maryland for false advertising. Will a court find that the claim arises out of the contacts?A.It will arise out of the contacts under both the but-for and evidentiary tests.B.It will arise out of the contacts under neither test.C.It will arise out of the contacts under the but-for, but not the evidentiary test.D.It will arise out of the contacts under the evidentiary, but not the but-for test.
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