Last Clear Chance Doctrine definition:
A principle of tort law which requires an individual to take every action at hand to avoid an accident where peril to another human being is otherwise imminent.
Also known as the humanitarian doctrine.
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last clear chance
n. a rule of law in determining responsibility for damages caused by negligence, which provides that if the plaintiff (the party suing for damages) is negligent, ...
 See also: Liability, Information, Public, Action, Duty
  
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