If a Plaintiff Is Found to Be Comparatively Negligent in a Tort

question 264

True/False

If a plaintiff is found to be comparatively negligent in a tort suit, the plaintiff will recover no money from the defendant.

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Definitions:

Henry George

A 19th-century economist known for advocating the single tax on land values.

Pierre Joseph Proudhon

A French philosopher and socialist known for declaring "Property is theft!" and advocating for the abolition of private property.

Rent of Land

The payment made for the use of land. It is often a fixed amount paid periodically by a lessee to a lessor for the rights to use the land.

Usury Laws

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