What is the basis of a duty for tort of negligence
The duty of care in negligence is grounded in the "Foreseeability of a reasonable man": reasonable foreseeability of harm to persons closely and directly affected, as…
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What is the basis of a duty for tort of negligence
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The duty of care in negligence is grounded in the "Foreseeability of a reasonable man": reasonable foreseeability of harm to persons closely and directly affected, as articulated in the neighbour principle of Donoghue v. Stevenson.
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