A contractor would be liable for ________ if the demolition of a structure with dynamite caused damages to surrounding structures.

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Strict liability would make the contractor responsible for any damages caused by using dynamite, regardless of their level of negligence or intent. Contributory negligence would require proof that the surrounding structures also contributed to the damages. Criminal wrongdoing would involve intentional illegal acts and tortious interference would require proof of intentional interference with another person or entity's contractual or business relationships.

A Contractor Would Be Liable for ________ If the Demolition