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276. The rule that where a person who is under no duty voluntarily aids an injured or ill stranger, the person giving the aid owes the stranger a duty of being reasonably careful is known as:
  1. The Rescue Doctrine
  2. The Good Samaritan Rule
  3. The Assumption of Risk Rule
  4. The Last Clear Chance Rule
  5. The Contributory Negligence Rule
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277. The doctrine of strict liability applies to:
  1. Those in the business of manufacturing products.
  2. Those in the business of selling products.
  3. Those in the wholesale industry.
  4. Those involved in any business.
  5. Those in a service industry.
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278. The doctrine the does not require the injured party to prove the defendant's negligence is:
  1. The doctrine of comparative negligence.
  2. The doctrine of strict liability.
  3. The doctrine of comparable negligence.
  4. The doctrine of assumption of risk.
  5. The doctrine of contributory negligence.
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279. In a case where there is strict liability and the defendant is a manufacturer, what defenses are available to the defendant?
  1. Assumption of risk
  2. Contributory negligence
  3. None
  4. Comparative negligence
  5. A, B, and C.
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280. The doctrine that a car ought to provide adequate protection to its occupants in foreseeable accidents is known as the:
  1. Crash test dummy doctrine.
  2. Auto impact doctrine.
  3. Crashworthiness doctrine.
  4. Car accident doctrine.
  5. Passenger protection doctrine.
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