A Defendant Who Has Not Been Negligent but Is Made

question 44

True/False

A defendant who has not been negligent but is made to pay a strict liability judgment can bring a separate action against the negligent party in the chain of distribution to recover his losses.

Know the effect of illegality and public policy on the enforceability of contracts.

Understand the role of occupational licensing in contract enforcement.

Learn the conditions under which contracts entered by mentally incompetent persons are considered void or voidable.

Recognize the significance and limitations of disaffirmation in contract law.

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