Which of the following does not need to be established in order to raise the defence of contributory negligence?

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The defence of contributory negligence requires the establishment that the claimant failed to exercise reasonable care for their own safety and that their conduct contributed to the injuries they suffered. However, it does not require that the claimant's conduct broke the chain of causation. The defendant can still be held liable even if the claimant's conduct contributed to their injuries, as long as the defendant's breach of duty was a significant factor in causing the harm.

Which of the Following Does Not Need to Be Established