A 'non-delegable' duty of care is:
A)less onerous than an ordinary duty of care.
B)as onerous as an ordinary duty of care.
C)an absolute duty to take reasonable care.
D)more onerous than an ordinary duty of care.

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A non-delegable duty of care is more onerous than an ordinary duty of care because it cannot be transferred to another party, and the original party remains responsible for ensuring the duty is fulfilled.

A 'Non-Delegable' Duty of Care Is