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Pedestrian taking a risk pays in contributory negligence
There is a trend in Court decisions where a driver is found to blame, but the pedestrian, cyclist or motorcyclist involved is found partly to blame. That means they have contributed to their injury – contributory negligence. The theme in … Continue reading