The 'Scope of Liability' Test in Remoteness of Harm in a Negligence

question 19

Multiple Choice

The 'scope of liability' test in remoteness of harm in a negligence action requires the plaintiff to prove that:

• A)the kind of harm was reasonably foreseeable.
• B)the harm has some proximity to the breach.
• C)the harm was unreasonably close to the location of the plaintiff's body or dwelling.
• D)the harm caused by the defendant was libellous or intentional.

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Definitions:

Ethical Principle

A foundation of guidelines for making moral decisions, typically used to address questions of fairness, justice, and rights.

Honest

The quality of being fair and truthful; free of deceit.

Possible Harm

The potential for damage, injury, or adverse effects in a situation, necessitating caution or preventive measures.

Benefits of Research

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