Reasonable standard: whether an act aligns with reason depends on the facts and circumstances of each case. The legal concept of reasonable denotes conformity with reason and is ultimately a question of fact: whether a particular act is reasonable depends on the circumstances of the specific situation, requiring examination of the facts pertaining to the controversy rather than a fixed universal definition.
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Reasonable standard: whether an act aligns with reason depends on the facts and circumstances of each case.
The legal concept of reasonable denotes conformity with reason and is ultimately a question of fact: whether a particular act is reasonable depends on the circumstances of the specific situation, requiring examination of the facts pertaining to the controversy rather than a fixed universal definition.
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