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· 12/20/1988

Long v. Friesland

Citations

  • 532 N.E.2d 914
  • 178 Ill. App. 3d 42
  • 127 Ill. Dec. 85
  • 1988 Ill. App. LEXIS 1751

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  • allowing brush to overhang road would force driver to cross centerline
  • test for determining whether concurrent negligent acts constitute concurrent proximate cause is whether the first wrongdoer might have reasonably, anticipated or foreseen intervening cause as a natural and probable result of -the first wrongdoer’s negligence
  • test for determining whether concurrent negligent acts constitute concurrent proximate cause is whether the first wrongdoer might have reasonably anticipated or foreseen intervening cause as a natural and probable result of the first wrongdoer's negligence

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Judges: Welch

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