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Rules of Negligence
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Elements that Must Be Proven to Establish Negligence
The rule of negligence is a law that requires individuals or a group of individuals to
conform to set standards or requirements (Stoyanova, 2020). Failure to conform to the stipulated
requirements or standards amounts to negligence, resulting in harm and hence subject to
prosecution. One of the elements that need to be proven is the legal duty of care to the plaintiff to
establish negligence. This factor means that the defendant has a legal obligation to offer some
care to the plaintiff. The second factor in proving negligence is a breach of the care duty by the
defendant; the defendant fails to honor their role in the provision of care. Another element to be
proven to establish negligence is an injury to the plaintiff; the defendant’s failure to offer the care
stipulated in the agreement must result in an injur…
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