In the case contributory negligence, the defense of _____ arises from the plaintiff's knowing and willing undertaking of an activity made dangerous by the negligence of another.
A) cause in fact
B) statute of repose
C) comparative negligence
D) assumption-of-the-risk
E) contractual obligation

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If contributory negligence involves failure to use proper care for one's own safety, the assumption-of-the-risk defense arises from the plaintiff's knowing and willing undertaking of an activity made dangerous by the negligence of another.

In the Case Contributory Negligence, the Defense of _____ Arises