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Can duties under negligence law arise out of the common law and out of statutory law?

April 26, 2017arise Law negligence statutory

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Can duties under negligence law arise out of the common law and out of statutory law?

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Yes, the duty to not violate statutes (also ordinances and safety regulations) is a common law principal called Negligence Per Se. – Yes and yes. – Usually they arise out of common law. But, duties have been legislated, such as the duty.