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risk rule: a standalone construct

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Tort law

the approach to legal cause limiting liability to harms of the kind whose risk made the defendant's conduct negligent in the first place.

In tort law, risk rule refers to the approach to legal cause limiting liability to harms of the kind whose risk made the defendant's conduct negligent in the first place. This meaning comes from Keeton (1963) in Legal cause in the law of torts.[1]

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References

Keeton, R. E. (1963). Legal cause in the law of torts. Ohio State University Press. Open Library record

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