Which of the following is true regarding negligence under South African Law?
A) South Africa's legal system is a combination of selected legal traditions involving Roman, Dutch, and French law, but not German law.
B) Under South African law, individuals can be found negligent in only one way, through failing to exercise reasonable care.
C) South African law models the law of the U.S. and is substantially the same.
D) South African law refuses to recognize sudden emergency as a standard for determining negligence in crisis situations.
E) South African law recognizes that one way to determine negligence is by determining whether the defendant could have prevented the consequent damages.

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In South Africa one way of finding negligence is determined by whether the defendant could have prevented the consequent damages.

Which of the Following Is True Regarding Negligence Under South