What is the test for whether a person can be held liable for damages under section 54.3(c) of the California Civil Code?
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The following excerpt is from CB v. SONORA SCHOOL DIST., 691 F. Supp.2d 1123 (E.D. Cal. 2009):
California Civil Code 54.3(c) provides that "a person may not be held liable for damages pursuant to both this section and Section 52 for the same act or failure to act."
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