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The doctrine that makes a defendant liable even if the defendant is without fault is called... A: assumption of risk B: comparative negligence C: strict liability D: contributory negligence
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The doctrine that makes a defendant liable even if the defendant is without fault is called...

A: assumption of risk
B: comparative negligence
C: strict liability
D: contributory negligence

User Zameer Manji
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C: strict liability

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