Which of the following is liability without fault?Multiple ChoiceContributory negligenceAssumption of the riskStrict liabilityModified comparative negligencePure comparative negligence

Which of the following is a payment liability?Multiple ChoiceTort claimsRefundsInsurance premiumsReal estate taxesAll the choices are correct

What is a liability imposed in certain situations without regard to fault or due care called?Question 5Answera.Strict liability b.Negligencec.An intentional tortd.Absolute liability

The elements of Negligence are:Group of answer choicesDefendant owed a duty to plaintiff.Neither of these.Both of these.Defendant committed a breach of that duty

Fill in the blank with the most suitable option. Failure is often__________ negligence.Choices:- an effect of consequence of reason of causes of

Which of the following best describes the defence of contributory negligence? a. Contributory negligence refers to an act of negligence committed by the defendant and must be claimed with an action for voluntary assumption of risk. b. If a plaintiff contributes 50% or more to the loss or damage they suffer, the defendant will not be liable for that loss or damage. c. Legislation has abolished the right of a defendant to bring evidence of the negligence of the plaintiff to avoid liability. d. If a plaintiff has contributed to his or her loss, damage or injury, the damages awarded to the plaintiff under the tort of negligence may be reduced proportionately to the contribution of the plaintiff's own negligent actions.