Multiple Choice
MATCHING
-few or no assets
A) proximate cause
B) actual cause
C) standard of proof
D) preexisting condition
E) duty to mitigate damages
F) thin-skull rule
G) highly extraordinary
H) judgment proof
I) intervening cause
J) superseding cause
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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Q21: Intervening forces are always superseding causes.
Q22: The manner in which the injury occurs
Q23: The two tests for actual cause are<br>A)but-for
Q24: MATCHING<br>-a cause beyond the foreseeable risk originally
Q26: MATCHING<br>-a new or independent force that produces
Q27: Under the mitigation-of-damages rule, the defendant will
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Q29: Legal cause is established<br>A)if the intervening cause
Q30: The two components of proximate cause are