Tags: accident, comparative negligence, damages, negligence, personal injury, statute 7102 Comparative Negligence Laws in Pennsylvania Comparative negligence laws, which are found in Pennsylvania General Assembly Statute Â§7102, state that a plaintiffâs contributory negligence does not bar him or her from seeking compensation for damages, as long as he or she was less negligent than the defendant.
An ancestor is someone from whom you are directly descended. Your parents, their parents (your grandparents), your great-grandparents, etc... are all ancestors. Your ancesto â¦ r is someone you are directly descended from. That would be your parents, your grandparents, great grandparents, etc.
Because our ancestors lived, we are! They exist in our genes, we are a culmination of everything they were. The way we walk the way we talk etc. is influenced by what we inherited from them. True, we are more than what we inherited from them because what we do and how we act is also influenced by our environment. The important thing for us to remember is that our ancestors are still a part of us, both physically and mentally and many of our traits and characteristics were their traits and characteristics.