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Reptile [31]
1 year ago
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how would you expect judge oh to rule in a case where a toy manufacturer is being sued for producing a toy that led to the death

of an infant when the infant swallowed the tiny colored beads that were an important part of the toy?
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1 answer:
marin [14]1 year ago
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Because the company disregarded its obligation to the weak, I anticipate Judge Oh to decide in favor of the parents of the deceased infant.

<h3>What is an obligation?</h3>

To uphold the law or morality, one must behave in a particular way. Obligations and other restrictions limit freedom. Those who are required to fulfill responsibilities can choose to do so voluntarily. There is responsibility when there is a choice between what is morally right and evil. There are also duties that apply in other situations and are classified as normative behavior. These include social obligations, religious obligations, political obligations, and perhaps obligations of etiquette. Even though some people have obligations for other reasons, such as tradition or societal responsibilities, these obligations are frequently legally binding and can result in consequences if broken.

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