This Doctrine Holds That If the Plaintiff Knew of the Dangers

question 63

Multiple Choice

This doctrine holds that if the plaintiff knew of the dangers involved in the act that resulted in harm but chose to act in that fashion nonetheless, the defendant will not be held liable.Identify this doctrine that acts as a defense against negligence.

• A)Stare decisis
• B)Assumption of risk
• C)Contributory negligence
• D)Last clear chance
• E)Res ipsa loquitur

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