Exam 15: Negligence: Defenses
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standardized agreement where bargaining was nonexistent
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last clear chance
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In contributory negligence, the damages between the plaintiff and defendant are allocated according to their relative fault.
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Give an example of an express assumption of the risk that violates public policy and hence is invalid.
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A bus ticket says that by the purchase of the ticket the rider waives any negligence claim he or she may have against the bus company.
________ negligence is the failure to use even a small amount of care to avoid foreseeable harm.
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The defense of ________ is being raised when the defendant argues that the plaintiff should have known of the danger to him- or herself.
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The failure of the plaintiff to take reasonable steps to avoid the consequence of the defendant's negligence is an example of contributory negligence.
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plaintiff recovers nothing because his or her own negligence helps cause his or her injury
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assumption of the risk
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Distinguish between primary assumption of the risk and secondary assumption of the risk.
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mitigation of damages
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damages allocated according to relative fault
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ordinary negligence
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unreasonable conduct that is not reckless or gross
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The two major categories of comparative negligence are ________ comparative negligence and ________ comparative negligence.
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In a case of secondary assumption of the risk, the fault of the plaintiff is compared to that of the defendant and the damages are allocated according to the comparison of fault.
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customs and societal values
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contributory negligence
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Before comparative negligence was adopted, contributory negligence barred recovery in most cases.
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a response stating why a claim should be denied
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last clear chance
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The defense of ________ is being raised when the defendant argues that the plaintiff knew about and accepted the danger.
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knowingly and voluntarily accepting the danger
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adhesion contract
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