To get past the cause in law test, the full extent of the damage has to be foreseeable.

Name: To get past the cause in law test, the full extent of the damage has to be foreseeable.
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The statement is false. It is the type or nature of the damage/injury to the claimant that has to be foreseeable and, as long as it is, the defendant will then be liable for the full extent of this, even if it could not have been predicted, or is highly unusual (see The Wagon Mound (No 1) [1961]).

To Get Past the Cause in Law Test, the Full