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What is the principle of 'Rule of Absolute Liability' ?

Option: 1

Legal principle that imposes strict and absolute liability on individuals or entities engaged in hazardous activities.


Option: 2

Legal principle that imposes strict and absolute liability on individuals or entities engaged in commercial ctivities.


Option: 3

Legal principle that does not imposes strict and absolute liability on individuals or entities engaged in hazardous activities.


Option: 4

None of the above


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The Rule of Absolute Liability holds the defendant responsible for any harm caused by the hazardous activity itself, regardless of the precautions taken or the absence of any escape. Hence, option (a) is correct.

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