See proximate cause. This means the direct, obvious and immediate reason why something occurred, e.g. the defendant’s erratic driving struck the plaintiff and caused his damages.
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See proximate cause. This means the direct, obvious and immediate reason why something occurred, e.g. the defendant’s erratic driving struck the plaintiff and caused his damages.
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