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Is there not law on the books that cover... gosh what's it called. When something causes something else to happen in a direct way? I know in some places, there'
by dclowd9901 7y ago
Is there not law on the books that cover... gosh what's it called. When something causes something else to happen in a direct way? I know in some places, there's laws that say, "If Person A slams on their brakes for no reason, and Person B has to slam on their brakes causing Person C to go off road and hit a pole, person A could be at fault"?
- lgeorget 7y agoI'm not a lawyer but I think it's the basis of civil law (I speak for France specifically but it's kind of a general principle): any damage must be repaired by the one who caused it, by action or lack thereof, voluntarily or not. Then of course, the difficult part is deciding who is at fault.