A Superseding Cause Is an Intervening Event That Imposes Liability

question 8

True/False

A superseding cause is an intervening event that imposes liability on a defendant for injuries caused by the intervening event.

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Definitions:

Consent Restraints

Legal restrictions or limitations that individuals agree to voluntarily, often within the context of contracts or agreements to restrict certain actions.

Provisions Disqualifying Purchasers

Legal clauses or regulations that prevent certain individuals or entities from buying or acquiring specific assets or securities due to regulatory concerns or conflicts of interest.

Manifestly Unreasonable

A term describing actions or decisions that are so unfair or absurd that they are immediately recognizable as unjust.

Consent Restraint

A security transfer restriction requiring a shareholder to obtain the consent of the corporation or its shareholders prior to the shareholder’s sale of her shares.