How must you have been shown to act if a court considers you to be a negligent tort-feasor?
A) as a consumer having purchased a defective product
B) as the unwilling victim of another's harmful act
C) as being responsible for causing another's loss
D) as unwittingly having caused injury or harm to others

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A negligent tort-feasor is someone who has acted negligently or breached their duty of care towards another person or entity, resulting in harm or loss. Therefore, they would be considered responsible for causing another's loss, and would need to act accordingly to address and remedy the situation. Choices A and B do not accurately describe the situation of a negligent tort-feasor, and while choice D may be a factor in some cases, it is not the defining characteristic.

How Must You Have Been Shown to Act If a Court