Which Is the Most Difficult Part of Establishing the Defense

question 41

Multiple Choice

Which is the most difficult part of establishing the defense of assumption of the risk?

• A) Showing that the plaintiff assumed the risk of the actual harm suffered.
• B) Showing that the defendant was aware that the plaintiff assumed the risk.
• C) Showing that the plaintiff was aware of applicable law.
• D) Showing that the plaintiff signed the contract assuming the risk without duress.
• E) Showing a lack of contributory conduct on the part of other defendants.

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