The Last Clear Chance Doctrine Is Inapplicable When the Defendant's

question 58

True/False

The last clear chance doctrine is inapplicable when the defendant's original act of negligence precludes the defendant from avoiding the accident after he or she becomes aware of the plaintiff's danger.

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