In order to provide better protection for local consumers, the Consumer Protection Act (CPA) of the Republic of China enacted one of the most unique liability mechanism, that is, not only product producers, but also service providers, are all held to be strictly liable for their goods & services. The strict liability imposed on the service providers is, therefore, the most controversial question. Such controversy is not only because of its vagueness, but also because of its derivative issues. As a result, this article try to explore various issues related to such question by examining an still birth case in which the Taipei District Court held the doctor is liable pursuant to CPA. To help readers understand the complexity of this issue, the author discussed various cases related to professionals, such as doctors, lawyers, accountants, and strict liability mechanism in other countries. Moreover, the author also analyzed the legislative intend and the context of those relevant articles in order to present the real difficulties in applying such liability mechanism. The author concluded that the court should consider various factors before applying the strict liability to service industry. Taiwan should follow international trend and not overly expand the strict liability mechanism to include all relevant sectors.