Ruiz Pérez v. Superior Court of Puerto Rico

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• rejecting the theory of res ipsa loquitor as a basis for recovery in actions for negligence under Puerto Rico law
• To establish a cause of action for damages, plaintiff must show by preponderance of the evidence the reality of the injury suffered, the existence of a negligent act or omission, and the element of causality

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