2. The relationship between the plaintiff’s injuries and the defendant’s failure to exercise a legal duty, such as reasonable care, is called the: (Hammer, 19)
3. If Bob playfully pushes bin a crowded space, so Ralph is hit by the bin, loses his balance, falls and is injured. Bob’s push is considered a _________ of Ralph's accident: (Hammer, 19)
4. An obligation to rectify or recompense any injury or damage for which the liable person has been held responsible is called: (Hammer, 19)
5. A growing concept that a manufacturer of a product is liable for injuries due to defects without a necessity for plaintiff to show negligence or fault is called: (Hammer, 19)
6. A failure to exercise a reasonable amount of care or to carry out a legal duty so that injury or property damage occurs to another is called: (Hammer, 19)
7. This form of negligence requires no proof of negligence, since it involves acts or the omission of acts of which no careful person would have been guilty: (Hammer, 19)
8. Conduct involving failure to use even slight care, a complete lack of regard for the safety of others, or intentional failure to perform a required and apparent duty regardless of the severity of the consequences of his act is considered: (Hammer, 19)
9. Outrageous and reckless disregard for other’s rights or well-being and of possible consequences is called: (Hammer, 19)
10. Outrageous disregard that indicates not only a complete lack of care such as could be considered gross negligence, but an intention to exercise no care at all, is considered: (Hammer, 19)
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