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Last clear chance rule

When discussing contributory negligence, it is important to understand that the plaintiff's own negligence does not necessarily bar them from seeking legal action against the defendant. If the defendant had an opportunity to prevent the accident, known as the "last clear chance," but failed to do so, the plaintiff may still have a valid case. This concept highlights the importance of considering all factors in determining liability in a negligence case.

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