1) TrimAll Manufacturing has been found to owe a duty of care to the plaintiff who was severely injured when he stuck his hand in the path of the blade of his lawnmower manufactured by TrimAll. What evidence might persuade a court to reduce damages awarded to the plaintiff?

Question 9 options:

A)	evidence that the plaintiff had insurance
B)	evidence that the lawnmower was borrowed from a neighbour
C)	evidence that the plaintiff was working at the time of the loss
D)	evidence that the plaintiff's actions contributed to his own losses

2

Which of the following is synonymous in negligence law with the statement "it is not enough to establish some of the elements of negligence or even most of them"?

Question 8 options:

A)	the right to recover lost income
B)	the plaintiff's automatic entitlement to damages
C)	the defence of voluntary assumption of risk
D)	the plaintiff's requirement to prove each and every element