Strict Liability Flashcards
For strict liability, the following elements must be shown:
(i) the nature of the defendant’s activity imposes an absolute duty to make safe;
(ii) the dangerous aspects of the activity was the actual and proximate cause of the plaintiff’s injury; and
(iii) the plaintiff suffered damage to person or property.
An owner is strictly liable for ___________________ done by a trespass of his animals.
reasonably foreseeable damage
An owner is strictly liable to licensees and invitees for injuries caused by
wild animals (even those kept as pets)
requirements for finding an activity to be abnormally dangerous
(i) the activity must create a foreseeable risk of serious harm even when reasonable care is exercised by all actors; and (ii) the activity is not a matter of common usage in the community