A(n) tort is a civil wrong that involves taking action that is so inherently dangerous under the circumstances of its performance that no amount of due care can make it safe.

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Strict liability torts do not require proof of fault or negligence, but rather strict liability for inherently dangerous activities. This means that the defendant is held responsible for any harm caused by their activity, regardless of whether they took reasonable precautions.

A(n) Tort Is a Civil Wrong That Involves Taking Action