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Which of the following is not a principle of factual causation ?

Multiplier theory is a method for calculating damages, especially loss of dependency after a fatal accident. It applies a multiplier to an annual financial loss to estimate…

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Which of the following is not a principle of factual causation ?

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Multiplier theory is a method for calculating damages, especially loss of dependency after a fatal accident. It applies a multiplier to an annual financial loss to estimate compensation. By contrast, the but-for test, material-contribution approach and necessary-element-in-a-sufficient-set analysis address whether conduct helped cause the harm.

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