One of the Applications of Proximate Cause Doctrine to Cases

question 54

Multiple Choice

One of the applications of proximate cause doctrine to cases where a plaintiff sues for negligence require:

• A) the plaintiff and a defendant to agree to an arbitration.
• B) the injury to be caused directly by a defendant's negligence.
• C) the injury to be caused by a defendant's comparative fault.
• D) the plaintiff to prove a defendant's contributory negligence.
• E) a defendant to prove that he or she assumed the risk voluntarily.

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Definitions:

Push System

A logistics strategy where products are produced or procured based on anticipated demand and pushed to customers, leading to inventory buildup.

Reducing Inventory

The process of decreasing the amount of goods or materials held in stock to minimize holding costs and increase efficiency.

Reducing Distance

Reducing distance refers to the optimization efforts aimed at minimizing the physical space or time between processes or locations to enhance efficiency.