Asked by Shyla Schneider on Jun 06, 2024
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An intentional tort exists under which of the following circumstances?
A) The act that was committed is prohibited by Common Law.
B) The act was intentional.
C) The act was outside of a contract or trust.
D) All of the responses are correct.
Intentional Tort
A wrongful act done on purpose that causes harm to someone else, for which the law allows a civil lawsuit.
Common Law
A legal system based on court precedents and customs rather than statutory laws.
Act was Intentional
Describes a situation where an individual's actions are deliberate and purposeful, rather than accidental or negligent.
- Distinguish and explain the different intentional torts along with their implications.
Verified Answer
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Marwa IgbariyaJun 11, 2024
Final Answer :
D
Explanation :
An intentional tort exists when an act is committed with intent, is prohibited by common law, and occurs outside of contractual or trust obligations. All the provided options are circumstances under which an intentional tort can exist.
Learning Objectives
- Distinguish and explain the different intentional torts along with their implications.