Chapter-4
The intentional tort of False Imprisonment is defined as:
The intentional tort of False Imprisonment is defined as:
When personal property is mislaid the property belongs to:
When personal property is mislaid the property belongs to:
The intent required in intentional tort law is evil or harmf…
The intent required in intentional tort law is evil or harmful intent.
Punitive damages are awarded:
Punitive damages are awarded:
A tort is defined as ____________________________________ .
A tort is defined as ____________________________________ .
Nominal damages are awarded:
Nominal damages are awarded:
All of the following statements refer to an element of fraud…
All of the following statements refer to an element of fraud except:
The crime of arson cannot be committed by property owners bu…
The crime of arson cannot be committed by property owners burning their own property because you always have the right to dispose of your own property.
The ways that we studied for a person to acquire personal p…
The ways that we studied for a person to acquire personal property include all the following except: