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The primary causal requirement that must be met for a negligent party to be held liable for a harm is a demonstration that the harm would not have occurred if the party had not been negligent. Thus, for a speeding driver to be found liable for harm done in a car accident, it must be shown that...
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Courts generally insist that two criteria be met before imposing strict liability rather than basing liability on the … negligence rule. The first--that the injurer's activity must be dangerous--is sensible because strict liability possesses general …-advised because it exempts all common activities from strict liability no matter how dangerous they are. Thus, the harm generated by …
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I then develop a theory to explain the principles of discipline as functional for parents. The kernel of the theory is …After elaborating the theory, I comment on several related issues, including the possible influence of childhood …
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The theory of insurance is considered here when an insured individual may be able to sue another party for the losses …
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