If Alleged Consequences Are Too Far Removed from the Negligent

question 239

Multiple Choice

If alleged consequences are too far removed from the negligent conduct:

• A) there will be a limit imposed on the damage award
• B) the negligent conduct will not result in liability
• C) the negligent conduct will still result in liability
• D) the victim will be required to have at least two expert witnesses testify on his behalf
• E) none of the other choices

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