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What is a tort?

A criminal offense that causes injury or damage to property

A criminal offense that causes injury or damage to an individual

An action or neglect that causes injury or damage to an individual (correct)

An action or neglect that causes injury or damage to property

According to Salmond and Hueston, how do they define a tort?

A civil wrong for which the remedy is a common action for unliquidated damages (correct)

A criminal offense for which the remedy is a common action for unliquidated damages

A criminal offense for which the remedy is a common action for liquidated damages

A civil wrong for which the remedy is a common action for liquidated damages

What do tort laws determine when it comes to victims?

Legal rights for filing criminal charges against victims

Legal rights for filing compensation against tortfeasors (correct)

Legal rights for filing compensation against victims

Legal rights for filing criminal charges against tortfeasors

What happens if a court rules that a defendant is accountable under tort liability laws?

<p>The defendant is obligated to compensate the victim</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does tort liability establish?

<p>A structure for remedying violations of civil law and securing reparations for damage done to others</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Definition of a Tort

A tort is a wrongdoing that results in harm or injury to another person or their property.

Salmond and Hueston's Definition

Salmond and Hueston define a tort as a civil wrong for which the remedy is a common law action for damages.

Determining Victim Compensation

Tort laws determine the compensation or damages that victims are entitled to receive as a result of injuries or harm caused by another party.

Tort Liability Consequences

If a court rules that a defendant is accountable under tort liability laws, the defendant is required to compensate the victim for the harm or injury caused.

Establishing Liability

Tort liability establishes a legal obligation on the part of the defendant to compensate the victim for the harm or injury caused.

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Test your knowledge of tort law with this quiz! Learn about the different types of torts, their elements, and the remedies available for victims. Perfect for law students and anyone interested in understanding civil wrongs and liability.