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Chapter 5 Business Law Terms
Summons are...?
Battery is...?
Chapter 5 Business Law Terms
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Battery is...?
harmful or offensive touching of another person
what comes before an assault
a device that contains and holds electricity
2
Summons are...?
a court order to appear in court
wizard spells
the allegations made by the plaintiff
3
A verdict is...?
a court order to appear in court
the final result of the trial
The jury's decision
4
Fraud is...?
not illegal
a misrepresentation of an important fact
harmful touching of another person
5
An answer is...?
a documented account of what happened during a trial
a response to a question
a document containing defendant's response to allegations
6
False imprisonment is...?
a fake prison
intentional confinement of someone against their will
okay in some circumstances
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Statutes of repose say...?
all statues of confederates must be taken down
one can't sue faulty products after a certain time period
an employer is held liable for an employee
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Negligence is...?
a result of the neglect or carelessness of the defendant
the neglect of a child
not cool
a crime
9
Strict liability is...?
stealing someone's property
liability that strictly applies to a group of people
when someone is held liable if they're apart of the injury
10
Conversion is..?
when one is exchanging different currencies at a bank
when property is stolen or destroyed
changing your political views
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Evidence...?
helps prove or disprove the alleged facts
is not used in court
consists of statements made by witnesses under oath
12
A complaint is...?
the court order to appear in court
the allegations made by the plaintiff
unesscesary
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A testimony..?
a documented account of what happened during a trial
helps prove pr disprove allege facts
consists of statements made by witnesses under oath
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Assault is...?
a type of rifle
the physical assault of another person
when a person inspires fear of offensive or harmful touching
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A witness is...?
acts as a baliff
someone who has personal knowledge of the facts
is a member of the jury
16
Discovery is...?
when the final result of the trial is given
a type of channel
when both parties obtain evidence from the other party
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Compensatory damages are...?
compensate an injured party for injuries
always worth more than punitive damages
damages the punish the wrong party
18
An injunction is...?
when a person lies under oath
being in a junction
a court order for a person not to do or not do an act
19
Defamation is...?
when a celebrity becomes no longer famous
legal if approved by a judge
a statement that injure someone's reputation
20
Trespass to land is...?
not illegal before 8pm
unlawfully entering someone's property
not a type of tort
21
The judgement is...?
the final result of the trial
the jury's decision
not apart of a trail court
22
The Master-Servant Rule is...?
when employers and employees have a workplace relationship
when a employer is held liable for an employee
when there has to be 5 servants for every master
when a servant must obey a higher up
23
A tort is...?
a private or civil wrong
a crime against an individual
a crime against society
a crime against an animal
24
A respondeat superior is...?
an employer that is liable for the negligence of an employee
responding to a superior when asked a question
responding to a employee when asked a question
is a Latin phrase
25
Punitive damages are...?
rarely awarded
intended to punish the wrong party
always worth less than compensatory damages
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A plaintiff is...?
a type of bailiff
the party that files the complaint
the party that receives the complaint
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Damages are...?
carelessness
breaking of someone's property
the monetary award intended to compensate the injured party
hurting other people
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Intentional torts are...?
unintentional
torts where the defendant possessed intent
unconstiutional
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Invasion of privacy is...?
harmful or damaging statements about another person
personal intrusion intended to cause shame on a person
not illegal in the united states