The most generally accepted basis on which a court will hold that X has a legal duty to aid another is the recognition by X that there is immediate danger of serious harm to
another human being from a stranger's wrongful conduct. his neighbor from a stranger's wrongful conduct. his cousin from a stranger's wrongful conduct. another human being from X's own nonnegligent conduct
Question: The most generally accepted basis on which a court will hold that X has a legal duty to aid another is the recognition by X that there is immediate danger of serious harm to
A. another human being from a stranger's wrongful conduct.
B. his neighbor from a stranger's wrongful conduct.
C. his cousin from a stranger's wrongful conduct.
D. another human being from X's own nonnegligent conduct
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