Answer: The last clear chance doctrine allows the plaintiff to recover damages despite proof of contributory negligence .
Explanation:
The rule of last clear chance doctrine law states that if the plaintiff is negligent it is not taken into account when the damage or the injury caused by the accident could have been prevented by the defendant before the accident. This law can save the careless behavior of the plaintiff and can claim for the damages or the injuries caused due to the accident.
Even if the negligence of the plaintiff is proved not to be the cause of the injury. The defendant could have prevented from the accident.
