6. The legal effect of a superseding event is that: a. The original wrongdoer is
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6. The legal effect of a superseding event is that: a. The original wrongdoer is not liable for those damages occurring after the superseding event b. The plaintiff and defendant will share liability. c. The burden of proof shifts from the plaintiff to the defendant. A plaintiff wants to sue for negligence, but knows the she was partly at fault. Which of the following is true? 7. contributory negligence will allow plaintiff to recover if her fault is minor. a. A State applying b. Because the plaintiff is partly at fault, she will not be able to recover under pure comparative negligence, negligence, partial comparative negligence or modified partial comparative c. If plain d. In all tiffs fault is 50%, she will only be able to recover under partial comparative negligence. circumstances, the plaintiff will recover more under pure comparative negligence than under partial comparative negligence. ng her bike on a paved path and had an accident with another bike rider. Cindy's $1,000.00 bike accident if the ury determined that Cindy as 75% t fault and the other bike rider 25% at was destrey wnich comparative negligence doctrines would Cindy be entitled to recover $400.00 from the other bi 8. Cindy was riding fault, under bike rider? a. Contributory negligence only b. Pure comparative negligence only. c. Partial comparative negligence only d. Modified partial comparative negligence only.Explanation / Answer
6) The legal effect of a superseding event is that –
a) the original wrongdoer is not liable for those damages occurring after the superseding event.
7) A plaintiff wants to sue for negligence, but knows that she was partly at fault.
c) if Plaintiff’s fault is 50%, she will only be able to recover under partial comparative negligence
8) c)Partial Comparative negligence
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