Indian Supreme Court formulated the rule of absolute liability in
M.C. Mehta v Union of India developed the Indian rule of absolute liability for enterprises carrying on hazardous or inherently dangerous activities. If harm results from…
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Indian Supreme Court formulated the rule of absolute liability in
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M.C. Mehta v Union of India developed the Indian rule of absolute liability for enterprises carrying on hazardous or inherently dangerous activities. If harm results from that activity, reasonable care and absence of negligence do not excuse the enterprise. The Court also excluded the exceptions available under the older Rylands v Fletcher rule of strict liability.
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