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The doctrine of remoteness of damage ensures that defendants are liable only for:

The doctrine of remoteness confines a defendant's liability to damages that were reasonably foreseeable, not to every damage that directly flows from the act.

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The doctrine of remoteness of damage ensures that defendants are liable only for:

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The doctrine of remoteness confines a defendant's liability to damages that were reasonably foreseeable, not to every damage that directly flows from the act.

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