32. Which statement is incorrect? 1. A legal causal link between an act and a consequence is determined by mentally eliminating the act and inquiring whether the consequence will then also disappear. 2. A legal causal link exists if there is a sufficiently close link between an act and a consequence that the consequence may be imputed to the wrongdoer. 3. A legal causal link is determined with reference to policy considerations of reasonableness, fairness and justice. 4. When determining legal causation, standards such as adequate causation and direct consequences may be used as subsidiary tests. (2)