In the case of strict liability the injurer must be found to be the proximate cause of the harm for this tort liability standard to be efficient : true or false and explain In the case of strict liability

In the case of strict liability the injurer must be found to be the proximate cause of the harm for this tort liability standard to be efficient : true or false and explain

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In the case of strict liability
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• d. The injurer must be found to be the proximate cause of the harm for this tort liability standard to be efficient
  Explanation:
  Strict liability applies to people who engage in dangerous activities and to determine whether a person is liable, his/her actions must have triggered strict liability and the plaintiff suffered harm from the actions. In strict liability, one does not need to show negligence or fault. The injurer was unreasonable, something bad happens, and the specific action caused harm to the injured party.

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