independent tortfeasors

independent tortfeasors
Tortfeasors who injured the same person or the same property but who acted without common design or concert of action and in the absence of any circumstance, such as common duty, joint enterprise, or relationship, which would make them joint tortfeasors. Husky Refining Co. v Barnes (CA9 Idaho) 119 F2d 715.

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