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Civil Liability and Force Majeure Quiz

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What qualifies as a foreign cause in civil liability?

An event unrelated to the person responsible. (correct)

An event that the responsible party could have prevented.

An event directly resulting from the actions of the liable party.

An event caused by negligence of the responsible party.

Which of the following is NOT a criterion for the force majeure exoneration?

Irresistibility

Unforeseeability

Externality

Insurmountability (correct)

Under what circumstance can the act of a third party exonerate a responsible party?

If it involved multiple parties in the contract.

If the act was external, unforeseen, and irresistible. (correct)

If it was anticipated by the responsible party.

If the responsible party failed to take precautionary measures.

What condition must be met for the victim's act to completely exonerate the responsible party?

The victim's fault must be equivalent to force majeure. Signup and view all the answers

Which example best illustrates force majeure?

A flood that prevents a company from delivering its products. Signup and view all the answers

What happens if any of the criteria for exoneration due to a third-party act are missing?

The responsibilities remain shared. Signup and view all the answers

How is the seriousness of the victim's fault assessed in a liability case?

Through a judge's assessment of the situation. Signup and view all the answers

What does the term 'irresistibility' refer to in the context of force majeure?

The event is completely beyond the control of the responsible party. Signup and view all the answers

Civil Liability and Force Majeure Quiz

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Questions and Answers

What qualifies as a foreign cause in civil liability?

Which of the following is NOT a criterion for the force majeure exoneration?

Under what circumstance can the act of a third party exonerate a responsible party?

What condition must be met for the victim's act to completely exonerate the responsible party?

Which example best illustrates force majeure?

What happens if any of the criteria for exoneration due to a third-party act are missing?

How is the seriousness of the victim's fault assessed in a liability case?

What does the term 'irresistibility' refer to in the context of force majeure?

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