A negligence victim experienced a prolonged recovery from injuries owing to an inherent physical weakness.What principle would a court apply to prevent a negligent defendant from escaping liability for full compensation in these circumstances?

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The "thin skull" rule states that a defendant must take their victim as they find them. This means if a victim has a pre-existing condition or inherent weakness that makes their injuries more severe, the defendant is still liable for all the damages resulting from their negligence.

A Negligence Victim Experienced a Prolonged Recovery from Injuries Owing