Torts Flashcards

(23 cards)

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Intrusion on Plaintiff’s affairs or seclusion

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Invasion of plaintiff’s seclusion in a way that would be highly offensive to reasonable person

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Publication of facts placing plaintiff in false light

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Dissemination of material falsehood about plaintiff that would be highly offensive to reasonable person

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Public disclosure of private facts about plaintiff

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widespread dissemination of confidential info about plaintiff not legitimate concern to public and highly offensive to reasonable person

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Appropriation of plaintiffs picture or name

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Defendant uses name/image without permission for commercial purpose

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5
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Duty with unknown tresspassers

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No duty to undiscovered tresspassers

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Duty to known trespassers

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For discovered or anticipated trespasser land possessor must warn of or make safe any condition that are artificial, highly dangerous, concealed, and known the the land possessor in advance

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Duty to Licensees

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Licensee = one who enters land with possessors permission for their own purpose or business
Duty to warn or make safe hazardous conditions that are concealed and known to land possessors in advance

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Duty to invitee

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invitee = enters land with permission for financial benefit or possessor duty regarding hazardous condition concealed is known to land possessor in advance or could have been discovered by reasonable inspection

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Products liability strict liability elements

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Defendant is a merchant
Product is defective (manufacturing, design, information)
Product was not substantially altered since leaving the Defendant’s control
Plaintiff was making a foreseeable use of product at time of injury

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Defamation

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defamatory statement that specifically identifies plaintiff, is published to a third party, falsity of defamatory language, the fault is on part of the defendant and damages to plaintiffs reputation

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Invasion of right to privacy

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appropriation of plaintiffs picture or name
Intrusion on plaintiffs affairs or seclusion
Publication of facts placing plaintiff is false light
Public disclosure of private facts about the plaintiff

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12
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Battery

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Harmful or offensive contact with the plaintiff’s person

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Assault

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Act by defendant creating reasonable apprehension in plaintiff of an immediate battery

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False Imprisonment

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act or omission or part of defendant that confines plaintiff to a bounded area

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intentional infliction of emotional distress

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act by defendant to extreme and outrageous conduct and plaintiff suffers severe emotional distress

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Trespass to land

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physical invasion of plaintiffs real property

17
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Trespass to chattels

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Act by defendant that interferes with plaintiffs right to possession in a chattel (personal property)

18
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Conversion

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Act by defendant that interferes with plaintiffs right of plaintiffs right of possession in chattel
Interference is serious enough in nature or consequences to warrant that the defendant pay chattels full value

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unascertainable causes test

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2 acts, but only one causes injury but you do not know which one
Burden shifts to defendants and each must show negligence

20
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Substantial factor test

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2 defendants acting independently each commit a breach combining into a single indivisible harm

21
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Private nuisance

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substantial unreasonable interference with another private individuals use or enjoyment of property they possess

22
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public nuisance

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unreasonably interferes with health safety or property rights of the community

23
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Transferred intent may occur when

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tort intended and tort that results are one of following:
Assault
Battery
False imprisonment
Trespass to land
Trespass to Chattels