Light Company is the sole distributor of electrical power in City. The Company owns and maintains all of the electric poles and equipment in City. Light Company has complied with the National Electrical Safety Code, which establishes minimum requirements for the installation and maintenance of power poles. The Code has been approved by the federal and state governments. Light Company has had to replace insulators on its poles repeatedly because unknown persons repeatedly shoot at and destroy them. This causes the power lines to fall to the ground. On one of these occasions, Paul, Faber's fiveyear-old son, wandered out of Faber's yard, intentionally touched a downed wire, and was seriously burned. If a claim on Paul's behalf is asserted against Light Company, the probable result is that Paul will
recover if Light Company could have taken reasonable steps to prevent the lines from falling when the insulators were destroyed. recover, because a supplier of electricity is strictly liable in tort.  not recover unless Light Company failed to exercise reasonable care to stop the destruction of the insulators. not recover, because the destruction of the insulators was intentional