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OUJI-CIV No. 9.9

RESCUE DOCTRINE

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RESCUE DOCTRINE

One who rescues or attempts to rescue a person from a dangerous situation and

incurs injury either to [his/her] person or [his/her] property caused as a result thereof,

may recover for such injury from the person who has negligently caused [himself/herself]

[another] to be in the dangerous situation.

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oscn.net
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2026-08-23
Edition
2026-08-23
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