Most actions of any kind set in motion a series of consequent actions,and the court must decide the point beyond which a defendant is no longer liable for these actions.This point is called _____.

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Proximate cause refers to the primary cause of an injury in law, representing the point beyond which a defendant is no longer legally responsible for the consequences of their actions. It limits the liability to those causes which are closely related to the harm.

Most Actions of Any Kind Set in Motion a Series