12 Questions
In tort law, which category of torts involves interference with judicial process?
Torts involving interference with judicial process
Which of the following is a common rule in tort liability cases?
Defendant will not be liable unless actual harm is caused
Who among the following individuals cannot be sued in their private capacity while in office?
The Head of State or the King or Queen
What is the basis of vicarious liability in tort law?
Liability imposed due to actions of another individual
Which type of liability under tort law falls upon an individual without their fault?
Vicarious liability
What is a common element of tort according to the text?
Resultant harm or damage from breach of legal duty
What is a tort?
A civil wrong that gives rise to civil proceedings for damages
How are the remedies different in criminal and civil proceedings?
Civil actions focus on providing relief to the injured party, while criminal prosecutions lead to punishment by the State
What is the main difference between a crime and a tort?
The presence of actual damage in crimes but not in torts
What is the purpose of a civil action for tort liability?
To provide redress or relief for the injured party
In what situations does a plaintiff not need to prove actual damage in most tort actions?
In torts where there's an infringement of a legal right without proof of injury
What does vicarious liability refer to?
The liability of an employer for the acts of an employee done in the course of employment
Test your knowledge on the law of torts, negligent actions, vicarious liability, and product liability. Learn about civil wrongs, actionable breaches of duties, and legal consequences in civil proceedings.
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