Multiple Choice
An intervening force, which happens after the defendant's negligent act and contributes to the plaintiff's injury, can excuse the defendant from liability if it:
A) could have been anticipated.
B) was proximate.
C) was unforeseeable.
D) was an intentional tort and not an unintentional one.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
Verified
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