Question 11 pts Intent, as used in tort law, requires that the Defendant had an

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Question 11 pts

Intent, as used in tort law, requires that the Defendant had an evil or hostile motive.

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Question 21 pts

Which statement is true:

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Question 31 pts

A Defendant is liable for the tort of Conversion only when the property is completely destroyed.

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Question 41 pts

Defamation requires that the statement is published, which means that it is published to the public at large.

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Question 51 pts

A party may be liable for Assault, without being liable for Battery.

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Question 61 pts

In order to be liable for Trespass to Real Property, the Defendant must have known they were trespassing.

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Question 71 pts

Using a person's name or likeness without their permission for your own benefit constitutes which of the following torts:

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Question 81 pts

Most states have statues protecting merchants from the tort of False Imprisonment when detaining suspected shofliters as long as the merchant detains the suspect:

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Question 91 pts

A business can never be liable for torts their employees commit.

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Question 101 pts

The nontrespassory invasion of another's interest in the private use and enjoyment of land is which of the following torts:

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Q-11 False

Q-21 Battery does not require the Plaintiff to have a physical injury; Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress also does not require a physical injury.

Q-31 False

Q-41 True

Q-51 True

Q-61 True

Q-71 Appropriation

Q-81 With probable cause, in a reasonable manner, and a reasonable time.

Q-91 True

Q-101 Nuisance

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