32.03 [1991 Revision] Comparative Fault-Guest Passenger-Failure to Warn Driver of Dangers Which Were Reasonably Apparent | Pdf Doc Docx | Missouri_JI

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32.03 [1991 Revision] Comparative Fault-Guest Passenger-Failure to Warn Driver of Dangers Which Were Reasonably Apparent | Pdf Doc Docx | Missouri_JI

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32.03 [1991 Revision] Comparative Fault-Guest Passenger-Failure to Warn Driver of Dangers Which Were Reasonably Apparent

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Instruction No 1 32.03 [1991 Revision] Comparative Fault--Guest Passenger--Failure to Warn Driver of Dangers Which Were "Reasonably Apparent" In your verdict you must assess a percentage of fault to plaintiff [, whether or not defendant was partly at fault,] if you believe: First, plaintiff knew facts from which it was reasonably apparent that he was in immediate danger, and Second, plaintiff had time to warn (name of driver ) and failed to do so, and Third, plaintiff was thereby negligent, and Fourth, such negligence directly caused or directly contributed to cause any damage plaintiff may have sustained.

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