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11 Cards in this Set
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Prima Facia Case (Strict Liability - Elements)
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Defendant breaches duty to make safe any foreseeable plaintiffs actually and proximately causing harm.
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Animals
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Liability for reasonably foreseeable harm caused by wild or know to be vicious animals.
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Animals (Trespassers)
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No liability to Unanticipated Trespassers.
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Ultra Hazardous Activity (Definition)
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An uncommon dangerous activity that cannot be made completely safe.
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Ultra Hazardous Activity (Absolute Nuisance)
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Strict Liability for activities such as setting of fireworks in public, storing dangerous products in populated areas and odors from industrial plants.
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Rylands V Fletcher
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Strict Liability for natural consequences of escape from land of anything likely to cause harm. (Water flooded coal mine)
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Strict Liability (Defenses (4))
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Contributory/Comparative Fault, Assumption of the Risk, Unforeseeable Intervening Forces, Statutory Privilege
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Strict Liability (Contributory/Comparative Fault)
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Plaintiff intentionally participates in an unreasonably dangerous activity.
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Strict Liability (Assumption of the Risk)
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A defense to Strict Liability where the Plaintiff engages in an activity subjectively known to be dangerous.
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Strict Liability (Intervening Forces)
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Independent acts of nature or a third party are in fact actual or proximate cause of harm.
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Strict Liability (Statutory Privilege)
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A defense to liability under statute, negligence may be available.
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