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strict liability
(redirected from No-fault liability)

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strict liability,
n a case in which responsibility for breaking the law is enforced without proving intent, or
mens rea. In civil law, a case in which negligence does not have to be proven in order to be found legally liable.

strict liability
Forensic medicine Liability without fault–eg, when one is responsible for all of the consequences of the actions of one's employees regardless of whether a result was intended or not. See Liability.


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Negotiations have been hindered by CSX's insistence on maintaining a no-fault liability policy on the track, even after the state purchases it.
See generally Paul Weiler, The Case for No-Fault Liability, 52 MD.
8-mile railroad between Framingham and Worcester, the state must help CSX move its Allston operations west, charge CSX a fair rate to use the tracks, and agree to no-fault liability insurance.
 
 
 
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