For the defendant to be liable in a negligence case,it must be proven that the defendant's conduct actually caused the injury.This is referred to as
A)factual cause.
B)duty of due care.
C)proximate cause.
D)breach.

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Factual cause, also known as "but for" cause, means that the injury would not have occurred but for the defendant's conduct. This is the first element that must be proven in a negligence case before moving on to other elements like duty of due care, breach, and proximate cause.

For the Defendant to Be Liable in a Negligence Case,it