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The required duty of nonconduct
Reason :-
Tort of negligence requirements includes -
- Duty - Means the defendent owed a legal duty to the plaintiff or fails to exercise reasonable care in fulfilling the duty.
- Cause in fact or Actual casuation
- Proxinate causation
- Damages - means the wealth damage or physical injury.
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