Which of the following is the doctrine that in some cases permits the court to infer the defendant's negligence even though that negligence cannot be proved?

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Many courts have adopted the doctrine of res ipsa loquitur (the thing speaks for itself),which in some cases permits the court to infer the defendant's negligence even though that negligence cannot be proved.The facts suggest that the plaintiff's injury must have resulted from the defendant's negligence,but the circumstances are such that the plaintiff is unable to prove negligence.

Which of the Following Is the Doctrine That in Some