Answer:
The correct answer is the option D: in a defective condition that was proximate cause of the damage.
Explanation:
In the case that the product sold by the Custom Ceramics Corporation was in a defective condition at the time of the sale and that particular circumstance was proximate cause of the damage inflected in an oven at Duramold Plastics then the liability may be imposed on the organization that sold that product in bad conditions that turned out in unpleasent events that the other company had to go through. That is why if the tiles were in a defective condition then Duramold Plastics could imposed liability to Custom Ceramics.