When is civil liability objective, that is, without proof of fault?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. When the law says so or the activity involves risk to the rights of others
- Step 1: Article 927, sole paragraph, allows liability without fault in those cases.
Answer
When the law says so or the activity involves risk to the rights of others.
Why not the others: The other statements do not match the article.
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