Which of the following is not an element required to be established to prove the tort of negligence?

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The tort of negligence does not require the defendant to have intended to harm the plaintiff. In fact, negligence is often defined as a failure to exercise reasonable care, rather than an intentional act. The other three elements listed (duty of care, breach of duty, and causation of harm) are necessary to prove negligence.

Which of the Following Is Not an Element Required to Be