A Plaintiff Wishing to Prove a Case of Strict Liability

question 286

Multiple Choice

A plaintiff wishing to prove a case of strict liability for abnormally dangerous activities must show that the:

• A) defendant intended to engage in a dangerous activity
• B) defendant discharged an abnormally dangerous substance
• C) defendant's discharge caused the plaintiff's harm
• D) defendant discharged an abnormally dangerous substance and defendant's discharge caused the plaintiff's harm
• E) defendant discharged an abnormally dangerous substance and defendant's discharge caused the plaintiff's harm and defendant intended to engage in a dangerous activity

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