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If a person is injured by a drug because a physician gives an improper dose, the maker may be protected from liability under the "learned intermediary" doctrine.
Essential Terms
The necessary and fundamental conditions included in a contract that are critical to its enforcement and validity.
Unenforceable
Refers to a contract or clause that, due to legal deficiencies, cannot be executed by a court.
Enforceable Contract
A binding legal agreement between two or more parties that is recognized by the law and has elements of offer, acceptance, consideration, and mutual consent.
Party Against Enforcement
The individual or entity against whom the application of a law, regulation, or contract is sought to be enforced.
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