In an Action in Negligence, in Deciding Whether a Breach

question 25

Multiple Choice

In an action in negligence, in deciding whether a breach of duty caused a particular harm, the judge must be satisfied:

• A)That there was no contributory negligence by the plaintiff.
• B)That there was factual causation and that the scope of liability extends to the particular harm.
• C)That the plaintiff did not voluntarily assume the risk.
• D)That the harm suffered was not insignificant.

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