In one case, a court decided that this concept did not apply to a man who bet another that he couldn't jump into a water-filled pit, then laughed as the other man drowned.
In one case, a court decided that this concept did not apply to a man who bet another that he couldn't jump into a water-filled pit, then laughed as the other man drowned. Courts typically hold that a defendant does not exhibit this concept with respect to rescue, with a notable exception when the defendant caused the perilous situation in the first place. Failure to uphold the standard of care constitutes a breach of this concept. For 10 points, name this element of negligence, the breach of which is another element of negligence.
In one case, a court decided that this concept did not apply to a man who bet another that he couldn't jump into a water-filled pit, then laughed as the other man drowned.
duty [accept duty rescue before "rescue"]