The Concept of Reasonable Foreseeability Is Directly Relevant to

question 3

Multiple Choice

The concept of reasonable foreseeability is directly relevant to

• A) factual causation.
• B) the duty of care and the standard of care, but not remoteness.
• C) contributory negligence, but not illegality.
• D) the standard of care, but not the defence of contributory negligence.
• E) both the but- for test and the concept of an intervening act.

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