Proximate Causation

Question 1

common foreseeable intervening forces

Answer 1

intervening forces that are not just a natural response or reaction to the situation created by the ds conduct may be foreseeable if the ds negligence increased the risk of harm form these forces - 1) negligent acts of third persons 2) crimes and intentional torts of third persons and 3) acts of God

Question 2

superseding factors - ending proximate cause

Answer 2

intervening forces that produce unforeseeable results are generally deemed unforeseeable and superseding - relieve the d of liability