The Law of Negligence Requires a Court to Consider the Foreseeability

The law of negligence requires a court to consider the foreseeability test.In so doing,which of the following would allow the court to hold a defendant liable for negligence?

A) an unlimited or indeterminate class of victims entitled to compensation
B) lack of objective anticipation of an act or omission causing harm
C) breach of the obligation to be mindful of plaintiff's legitimate interests
D) a plaintiff's ensuing loss of profit arising from a misstatement