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MUJI 2d CV211

Allocation of fault.

activein force · 2026-08-21 – presentas-observed

[Name of party] claims that more than one person's fault was a cause of the harm. If you decide that more than one person is at fault, you must decide each person's percentage of fault that caused the harm. This allocation must total 100%.

You may also decide to allocate a percentage to the plaintiff. [Name of plaintiff]'s total recovery will be reduced by the percentage that you attribute to [him]. If you decide that [name of plaintiff]'s percentage is 50% or greater, [name of plaintiff] will recover nothing.

When you answer the questions on damages, do not reduce the award by [name of plaintiff]'s percentage. I will make that calculation later.

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2026-08-22
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2026-08-21
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