In Establishing Negligence, Even If the Defendant Owes the Plaintiff

question 40

Multiple Choice

In establishing negligence, even if the defendant owes the plaintiff a duty of care and has breached it, the defendant will not be liable unless the damage suffered by the plaintiff:

• A)was caused by the defendant's breach.
• B)was too remote or far-fetched.
• C)was voluntarily assumed by the defendant.
• D)was pure economic loss.

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Definitions:

Large Batches

Production method where goods are manufactured in significantly large quantities at once, often leading to economies of scale but increased inventory.

JIT Partnerships

Collaborations between suppliers and manufacturers to implement Just-In-Time inventory strategies, minimizing stock levels and reducing waste.

Engineering Changes

Adjustments or modifications made to the design or specifications of a product or system, often to improve functionality or performance.

Lot Sizes

The quantity of items that are processed, produced, or ordered as a batch, impacting inventory levels and manufacturing efficiency.