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CLEP Business Law

Category - Torts

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Negligence due to violation of a statute is:

Intentional negligence.
Ordinary negligence.
Negligence per se.
Common law negligence.
Strict negligence.

Explanation

Answer: C. Negligence due to violation of a statute is negligence per se. To prove negligence per se, it is only necessary to show that the party violated the relevant statute. It is not necessary to demonstrate that the party did not show an ordinary standard of care.

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