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A defendant negligently causes a multi-car collision. One of the injured plaintiffs, who had a pre-existing brittle-bone condition, suffers far more severe injuries than a typical person would. The defendant argues he should not be liable for the unforeseeable extent of harm. How should a court rule?

The defendant takes the plaintiff as he finds him and is liable for the full extent of the harm The defendant is liable only for the injuries a normal person would suffer The defendant is not liable because the harm was unforeseeable The plaintiff's recovery is barred by his pre-existing condition

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The defendant takes the plaintiff as he finds him and is liable for the full extent of the harm

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