Assumption of Responsibility is a legal doctrine within the domain of Duty of Care that denotes a defendant's voluntary acceptance of a duty to act, thereby creating a binding obligation to exercise reasonable care toward a plaintiff, particularly where no such duty would otherwise exist.
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Who Should be Blamed for Being Sick?
Daniel Wikler · Health Education Quarterly · 1987 · 122 citations
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Oxford, United Kingdom
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Tempe, United States
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