Cause, LEGAL
Chandler's Encyclopedia · 1898 · p. 18
That which naturally leads to, and might have been expected to be directly instrumental in producing, a particular result. The law looks only to the direct cause of an event; in other words, it requires a connection between the two, unbroken by a new and independent cause. Great difficulty has been experienced by the courts in applying the doctrine. IMG:content-0783.png:[blocks in formation]
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