1
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Foreseeable risk caused by unforeseeable intervening forces. Liable?
A
Yes, unless crime or intentional tort of a 3rd party
2
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Unforeseeable results caused by foreseeable intervening forces. Liable?
A
No
3
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Unforeseeable results causes by unforeseeable intervening forces. Liable?
A
No. Superseding and break the causal chain
Torts
flashcards
Decks in class (29)
# Cards
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Intentional Torts: Overview, Battery, and Assault32
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IIED12
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Intentional Torts Against Property25
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Defenses to Intentional Torts36
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Defamation35
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Privacy Torts13
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Negligence12
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Special Duty Standards (Neg)14
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Premises Liability25
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Statutory Standards of Care4
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Duties to Act Affirmatively6
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Negligent Infliction of Emotional DIstress7
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Breach10
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Causation33
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Damages2
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Affirmative Defenses to Negligence17
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Strict Liability37
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Nusiance4
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Vicarious Liability13
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Joint Defendants3
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Loss of Consortium3
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Extra Stuff from Diagnostic21
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Elements24
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General Overview1
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Misrepresentation8
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Duty of Possessor of Land6
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IIED v. NIED4
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Indirect Causes3
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Strict Liability Products1
