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Harrah v. Washington
952312 Harrah v. Washington 11/01/1996 In a wrongful death action following a series of motor vehicle accidents on a fog-shrouded mountain, the question whether the defendant's negligence, if any, was a proxim…
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952312 Harrah v. Washington 11/01/1996 In a wrongful death action following a series of motor vehicle accidents on a fog-shrouded…
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- Nov 1, 1996
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952312 Harrah v. Washington 11/01/1996 In a wrongful death action following a series of motor vehicle accidents on a fog-shrouded mountain, the question whether the defendant's negligence, if any, was a proximate cause of the collision resulting in the decedent's death was, at the very least, a question for the jury. However, because the trial court committed reversible error in instructing the jury on unavoidable accident, the case must be remanded.
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