An Intervening Force,which Happens After the Defendant's Negligent Act and Contributes

question 47

Multiple Choice

An intervening force,which happens after the defendant's negligent act and contributes to the plaintiff's injury,can excuse the defendant from liability if:

• A)it was unreasonable.
• B)it was proximate.
• C)it was unforeseeable.
• D)it was highly extraordinary.

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