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Legal Reasoning · Passage
Principle: consent is a defence only if it is given freely, knowing the risk.
Facts: Meena keeps cleaning a dangerous machine because she fears losing her job. She is injured.
Can her employer rely on consent?
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Explanation
C is right: her agreement wasn’t free. She carried on only to keep her job.
B fails: choosing to do the work isn’t the same as accepting the risk.
What’s tested: when consent is a defence
Mistake type: confusing knowledge with consent
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Legal Reasoning
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