Opinion No. Oag 14-89, (1989)

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• “To be considered the proximate cause of [an] injury, the [defect] must have set in motion a chain of circumstances which in natural and continuous sequence lead to the resulting injury.”
• “[W]here it is clear the injury was not foreseeable under the circumstances and that imposing liability upon the original negligent actor would not be justified, the determination of proximate cause may be made as a matter of law.”

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