Persons Who Engage in Abnormally Dangerous Activities

question 110

Multiple Choice

Persons who engage in abnormally dangerous activities:

• A) are liable only if all the elements of negligence are proven against them.
• B) are liable only if they intended to cause a particular injury.
• C) are generally not liable for the injuries they cause, because otherwise no one would undertake these activities.
• D) are liable to persons they injure even if they are not at fault.
• E) are not liable for injuries they cause, because danger is to be expected.

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