In Its Application for Proximate Causation,foreseeability Has Come to Mean

question 109

True/False

In its application for proximate causation,foreseeability has come to mean that the plaintiff must have been one whom a defendant could reasonably expect to be injured by a negligent act.

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Long-Term Investments

Assets held by a company for a period exceeding one year, intended to bring a return on the investment over time.

Common Stock

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Accounting Period

A specific time frame in which financial transactions are recorded and financial statements are prepared, commonly a fiscal quarter or year.

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