Negligence and Strict Liability Actions

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admjj - 12 Mar 2008 02:34 GMT

Negligence and Strict Liability Actions list the different between the two

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Ute Simon - 12 Mar 2008 09:53 GMT

And what is your question regarding PowerPoint, please?

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> Negligence and Strict Liability Actions list the different between the two

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David M. Marcovitz - 12 Mar 2008 16:44 GMT

> Negligence and Strict Liability Actions list the different between the
> two

Negligence is when you ask a question in a newsgroup that has nothing to do
with the question. Strict liability is when you answer a question
inappropriately in a newsgroup (such as by trying to sell your useless
and/or defective product).

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Steve Rindsberg - 12 Mar 2008 17:06 GMT

> Negligence and Strict Liability Actions list the different between the two

Negligence is, for example, failing to adequately state your question and the
details surrounding it, then compounding the problem by failing to use even the
minimal punctuation needed to render your non-question legible.

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David M. Marcovitz - 12 Mar 2008 17:27 GMT

> In article <A55F9F24-03F1-4EFA-AC58-1E1490A9DAFE@microsoft.com>, Admjj
> wrote:
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> failing to use even the minimal punctuation needed to render your
> non-question legible.

Strict liability is because, strictly speaking, you're liable not to get an
answer because of the above.

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