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A basic quiz for #businesslaw #chapter4
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Negligence and Strict Liability are considered
Intentional Torts
Petty Offenses
Duty of Care
Unintentional Torts
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ALL of these are considered ultra hazardous activities EXCEPT
Using explosives
Having wild animals
Controlled burning of buildings
Driving a ford
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NONE of these are nuisances EXCEPT
having loud music at 11 pm
revving your engine at 3 am
foul smell coming from your home
loud music at 6 pm
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Who does comparative negligence protect?
The Defendant
The Plaintiff
The Judge
Prosecution
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This occurs when you threaten someone with a knife but do not touch the person
Tort of Assault
Nuisance
Tort of Battery
Slander
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This occurs when a person is injured when participating in hazardous activity
Negligence
Breach of Duty
Strict Liability
Proximate Cause
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Two types of defamation are
Libel and Slander
Free Credit Reporting Act
Trespassing
Assault and Battery
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Tort Law Rights Include all EXCEPT:
right to own property free from trespass
right to enjoy a good reputation
right to damage property you do not own
free of bodily harm
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What is the definition of a crime?
Assault and Battery
an individual commits harm against another
Tort
an individual commits harm against community
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What is the difference between Tort of Assault and Tort of Battery?
Tortfeasor
Real Property
Cooling off period exists
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All of the following are Elements of Negligence EXCEPT for
Duty of Care
Proximate cause
Duty To Care
Breach of Duty
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Define Intentional Torts
a crime that puts fear based on religion, race, and gender
considered if conditions of 1st degree murder doesn't exist
occurs when person knows/desires the consequences of his act
proximate cause
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These agencies were created to protect your rights
FBI and DEA
Federal and State Court
FTC and EPA
Fair Credit Reporting Act and Financial Privacy Act
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Real Property is...
anything that you own
a permit you own
something you own that is not removal
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Define Duty of Care...
plaintiff demonstrates the defendant owed duty of care
comparative negligence
the breach of duty of care caused harm
plaintiff demonstrates none were violated
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What is the 50% rule?
Parties in an accident split all costs and damages
both parties are at fault, but one slightly more negligent
there is some risk but no negligence is involved
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Complete the sentence: Under tort law...
latin word
people are entitled to rights b/c they're members of society
private wrong committed by someone against another
property crime
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Define Legal Duty?
foreseen risk
acted as a resonable person
actual harm during breach
legal connection between unreasonable act the resulting harm
