Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Italian term or phrase:
comprovata ed evidente negligenza
English translation:
gross negligence
Italian term
comprovata ed evidente negligenza
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Proposed translations
clear and proven negligence
"In order for negligence to be proven in court, four conditions must be met:
It must be clear that there was a duty to act
It must be proven that there was a failure of the duty to act
It must be proven that this failure was the proximate (direct) cause
And it must be proven that harm was caused. (No harm, no foul, so to speak.)"
evident and established negligence
proven and evident negligence
substantiated/attested and indisputable
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Note added at 6 hrs (2014-04-01 16:27:47 GMT)
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negligence, sorry forgot
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