In a negligence claim, the concept of "proximate cause" refers to the idea that the damage caused by the defendant's breach of duty must be a foreseeable and direct consequence of the negligent act. It prevents recovery for damages that are too remote or unforeseeable. Therefore, it is necessary that the defendant’s breach of duty must cause damage to the plaintiff.
Statements:
All charts are graphs.
Some graphs are data.
Some data are details.
Conclusions:
I. Some graphs a...
Statements: All pens are papers.
Some papers are not books.
All books are pencils.
Conc...
Statements:
All Books are Pencil.
Some Pencil are Scale.
No Scale is Eraser.
Conclusion:
All Pencil can be Eras...
Conclusions:
I. Few Organisations are Delegations.
II. Some Selections are Companies.
Statements:All circles are rectangles.
No rectangle is a square.
Conclusions:I. No square is a rectangle.
II. Some rectangles are...
Statement:
Atmost some circles are spheres
Only a few triangle are circle.
Some triangles are spheres.
No triangle...
Statements:
Only a few Ear are Eye.
No Eye is a Hand.
Only a few Hand is Leg.
Conclusions:
I. All Legs can neve...
Read the given statements and conclusions carefully. Assuming that the information given in the statements is true, even if it appears to be at varianc...
Statements:
Only wires are switches.
No wire is a board.
Only nuts are boards.
Conclusions:
I. All switches a...
Statements:Some combs are boxes.
All boxes are mirrors.
Conclusions:I. Some boxes are combs.
II. Some mirrors are combs.
