District of Columbia v. Singleton

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• recognizing the negligence of another vehicle as an “intervening act”
• “To invoke successfully the doctrine [of res ipsa loquitur], the plaintiff must establish that the accident was ‘(1) of a kind that does not ordinarily occur absent negligence, (2) that was caused by an instrumentality exclusively in the defendant's control, and (3

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