Tyrone challenged Dennison to an automobile race from Smalltown to Littleburg, a distance of 11 miles. The only road that ran between the two cities was Highway 17, a two-lane country road. At the 7-mile mark, Tyrone attempted to pass Dennison by pulling into the lane to the left of the center line. At that moment, Pryor's car came into view, heading directly at Tyrone's vehicle. Tyrone applied his brakes and attempted to pull back into the lane to the right of the center line. In so doing, Tyrone lost control of his vehicle and collided with Pryor's car. Dennison's car, having already passed Pryor's car, was not involved in the collision. Pryor brings suit against Dennison for damages suffered in the collision. Which of the following would be Dennison's best course of action?
A. Seek dismissal of the claim, because Dennison did not cause Pryor's damage.
B. Seek indemnity from Tyrone, if Pryor recovers a judgment against Dennison.
C. Ask the court to limit his liability to onehalf of Pryor's damages.
D. Seek contribution from Tyrone, if Pryor recovers a judgment against Dennison.
Choose A, B, C or D as your solution.
D