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strict liability

Liability that does not depend on actual negligence or intent to harm, but that is based on the breach of an absolute duty to make something safe. • Strict liability most often applies either to ultrahazardous activities or in products-liability cases. — Also termed absolute liability; liability without fault. Cf. fault liability; OUTCOME RESPONSIBILITY. [Cases:

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fix

fix, n. 1. A dose of an illegal drug (the defendant testified that he robbed the store because he needed to buy a fix). 2. A navigational reading. fix, vb. 1. To announce (an exchange price, interest rate, etc.) (interest was fixed at 6%). 2. To establish (a person’s liability or responsibility) (you cannot fix

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