A Doctrine Under Which Damages Are Apportioned According to Fault

question 59

Short Answer

A doctrine under which damages are apportioned according to fault is known as ________.

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Definitions:

Partially Integrated

Refers to a written contract that represents a final agreement on some, but not all, terms between parties.

Handwritten Provisions

Clauses or terms specifically written by hand in a legal document that can modify or add to the standard terms of a contract.

Printed Provisions

Standard terms and conditions that are preprinted on contracts or legal documents.

Parol Evidence

Refers to verbal evidence, as opposed to written, that is not included in a contract's written version, which is typically not admissible to contradict the terms of a finalized written agreement.