The Classic Case of Overseas Tankship v.Morts Dock and Engineering involved a question of whether the harm suffered by the plaintiffs was reasonably foreseeable.

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Final Answer : True, Explanation :  The classic case of Overseas Tankship v. Morts Dock and Engineering revolved around the question of whether the harm suffered by the plaintiffs was foreseeable. The court held that the harm was reasonably foreseeable and therefore the defendants were liable for the damage caused by their negligence.

The Classic Case of Overseas Tankship v.Morts Dock and Engineering involved a question of whether the harm suffered by the plaintiffs was reasonably foreseeable.

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