(1) For the purpose of this Part, two or more persons are concurrent wrongdoers when both or all are wrongdoers and are responsible to a third person (in this Part called the injured person or the plaintiff) for the same damage, whether or not judgment has been recovered against some or all of them.
(2) Without prejudice to the generality of subsection (1) of this section -
(a) persons may become concurrent wrongdoers as a result of vicarious liability of one for another, breach of joint duty, conspiracy, concerted action to a common end or independent acts causing the same damage;
(b) the wrong on the part of one or both may be a tort, breach of contract or breach of trust, or any combination of them;
(c) it is immaterial whether the acts constituting concurrent wrongs are contemporaneous or successive.
(3) Where two or more persons are at fault and one or more of them is or are responsible for damage while the other or others is or are free from causal responsibility, but it is not p
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