Hazing Note
Moreover, subsection (a) (3) provides an exemption which precludes acts occurring in the course of “customary athletic events” from being […]
Criminal, Tort Law
Duties owed to the Trespasser – Licensee – Invitee
Distinguish between Trespasser, Licensee and Invitee? What duty is owed to each? · Trespasser is defined as one who enters
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Property Law, Tort LawFalse Imprisonment Discussion
False imprisonment is an intentional tort that happens when you’re detained against your will. False imprisonment can be both a
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Tort LawSelf Defense
Self-Defense: Self-defense is a privilege used to protect one from immediate harmful or offensive contact. In order to properly assert
Trigger Words for Torts
When studying. I try to keep things short, simple and effective. I usually use a few trigger words to help
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Tort LawUnreasonably Dangerous Advertisement?
Up to this point I don’t see anything that I would consider unreasonably dangerous. Common knowledge is that there are
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Tort LawWhich of these cases constitute trespass to land?
The D blows cigarette smoke onto the P’s land. The d Knows that the smoke will go on the land.
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Real Estate, Tort LawSUSAN KIRKPATRICK, appellant, vs. JOHN ZITZ and TRANSAMERICA INSURANCE COMPANY, appellees.
Case Brief: SUSAN KIRKPATRICK, appellant, vs. JOHN ZITZ and TRANSAMERICA INSURANCE COMPANY, appellees. No. PP-120 District Court of Appeal, Florida
Unjust Enrichment
To answer this question, an understanding of the elements of unjust enrichment is required. Blum tells us that unjust enrichment
Eckert v. Long Island R.R. Co., 43 N.Y. 502 (1871).
Case Citation: Eckert v. Long Island R.R. Co., 43 N.Y. 502 (1871). Parties: Anna Eckert, Administratrix of Henry Eckert,
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Tort LawStrict liability, Exculpatory Clause, Contributory Negligence, Vicarious Liability Fact Pattern
TO: FROM: Brian Rice RE: James Sullivan and family – Liabilities for injuries sustained. DATE: QUESTION PRESENTED 1 Under Florida
Vicarious Liability, Negligence, Products Liability Fact Pattern
Fact Pattern Heather works at the local zoo. She feeds and cleans the cages of the various species of monkeys
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Tort LawPrivate Nuisance, Public Nuisance, Negligence, Strict liability for Normally Dangerous Activities, Trespass Fact Pattern
Pestro Chemical Corporation manufactures Dredroxiphine, a poison used in insect sprays. A railway line delivers tanker cars full of the
Assault, Battery, False Imprisonment IIED Fact Pattern
In the following hypothetical, identify the intentional torts and available defenses involved, if any, and support your answers. Leroy
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Tort LawNegligence Fact Pattern 2
Facts: operates a tanning salon. Meg is one of his customers. The salon uses tanning beds that are equipped with
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