👉 Bothsidedness is a legal concept that refers to an exception to the rule of strict liability for negligence. It occurs when an individual or entity is held responsible for their actions even if they are not directly liable due to the presence of another party, such as a third-party plaintiff or a vicarious defendant. In other words, bothsidedness allows individuals to be held responsible for their actions and damages even if they did not cause harm to themselves or others. This can be particularly useful in
