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In tort law, which category of torts involves interference with judicial process?
In tort law, which category of torts involves interference with judicial process?
- Torts affecting economic interests
- Torts affecting personal safety
- Torts involving interference with judicial process (correct)
- Torts affecting property
Which of the following is a common rule in tort liability cases?
Which of the following is a common rule in tort liability cases?
- Defendant is always liable for harm caused
- Strict liability applies to all torts
- Liability depends on the duty imposed on the plaintiff
- Defendant will not be liable unless actual harm is caused (correct)
Who among the following individuals cannot be sued in their private capacity while in office?
Who among the following individuals cannot be sued in their private capacity while in office?
- A married woman
- A person of unsound mind
- An infant below 21 years of age
- The Head of State or the King or Queen (correct)
What is the basis of vicarious liability in tort law?
What is the basis of vicarious liability in tort law?
Which type of liability under tort law falls upon an individual without their fault?
Which type of liability under tort law falls upon an individual without their fault?
What is a common element of tort according to the text?
What is a common element of tort according to the text?
What is a tort?
What is a tort?
How are the remedies different in criminal and civil proceedings?
How are the remedies different in criminal and civil proceedings?
What is the main difference between a crime and a tort?
What is the main difference between a crime and a tort?
What is the purpose of a civil action for tort liability?
What is the purpose of a civil action for tort liability?
In what situations does a plaintiff not need to prove actual damage in most tort actions?
In what situations does a plaintiff not need to prove actual damage in most tort actions?
What does vicarious liability refer to?
What does vicarious liability refer to?