Assumption of risk is a defense to

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Weegy: The phrase "assumption of risk" is a legal phrase. [ When the plaintiff in a tort action sues the defendant for negligence, the defendant can argue that the plaintiff assumed the risk that an injury would occur, thus the defendant should not be liable for the damage that the injury caused. An example of assumption of risk is as follows: ]
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User: Each of the following is a discharge by mutual consent EXCEPT A. accord and satisfaction B. novation C. rescission D. frustration of purpose

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The power of preemption is derived from the Supremacy Clause of the U.S. Constitution.

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