Terminologia Juridica
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Chapter 15: Liability
Section 1: strict liability
Without the demonstration of fault, who is responsible for unsafe situations or hazardous conditions?
Liability does not always imply fault. Sometimes even the best precautions and measures of good faith cannot prevent an accident or injury. In these cases, the legal responsibility lies with the person, business, or other party.
Let`s take the example of wild animals. If the owners of a wolf rehabilitation center keep the animals behind sturdy bars, they do not expect the wolves to escape. But, what if they somehow manage to get out? They could cause a great deal of harm to people and pets or farm animals. The wolves could also cause damage to property as well. The owners of the center would be liable, even though their intentions were good.
When culpability for guilty or illegal acts can be proved, a case falls into the category of absolute liability.
Chapter 15: Liability
Section 1: strict liability
Without the demonstration of fault, who is responsible for unsafe situations or hazardous conditions?
Liability does not always imply fault. Sometimes even the best precautions and measures of good faith cannot prevent an accident or injury. In these cases, the legal responsibility lies with the person, business, or other party.
Let`s take the example of wild animals. If the owners of a wolf rehabilitation center keep the animals behind sturdy bars, they do not expect the wolves to escape. But, what if they somehow manage to get out? They could cause a great deal of harm to people and pets or farm animals. The wolves could also cause damage to property as well. The owners of the center would be liable, even though their intentions were good.
When culpability for guilty or illegal acts can be proved, a case falls into the category of absolute liability.
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