Which combination most accurately describes negligence in tort law?
Correct answer: D. Duty, breach, causation and damage
- A. Ownership, possession, title and registration
- B. Offer, acceptance, price and delivery
- C. Motive, intention, arrest and trial
- D. Duty, breach, causation and damage
Explanation
Negligence generally requires a legal duty, a breach of that duty, a causal connection between the breach and the harm, and legally recognized damage. The other combinations relate to contracts, criminal procedure, or property law.
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