With regard to tort law, which of the following is false? O Although in a negligence action the plaintiff must prove his case, the court can, in some instances, assume the negligence and put the onus on the defendant to prove there was no negligence. O If the court finds the plaintiff contributorily negligent (responsible himself for part of his loss), he cannot receive any damages from the other side. O If a dangerous substance escaped from your property and caused damage, you could be sued successfully even if you had been very careful and had not intended for it to escape. O If a person suffers damage because of wiring improperly installed by John who works for World Wires Ltd., the cause of action against John could be negligence, and World Wires Ltd. could be sued as well. Next Page