In a scenario where an invitee is injured due to a defectively built awning, and there's no indication that the current owner hired the contractor, oversaw the construction, or had any reason to know it was defective, is the current owner liable under strict liability?
A) Yes, the current owner is strictly liable for the defectively built awning.
B) No, strict liability does not apply if the current owner did not oversee the construction.
C) Yes, as the property owner, they are always strictly liable for injuries on the premises.
D) No, liability depends on the actions and knowledge of the current owner regarding the defect.