Tort Law: Definition, Types, and Remedies
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1TORT LAW
Table of Contents
QUESTION 1.............................................................................................................................3
QUESTION 2.............................................................................................................................3
QUESTION 3.............................................................................................................................3
QUESTION 4.............................................................................................................................3
QUESTION 5.............................................................................................................................4
QUESTION 6.............................................................................................................................4
QUESTION 7.............................................................................................................................4
QUESTION 8.............................................................................................................................5
QUESTION 9.............................................................................................................................5
QUESTION 10...........................................................................................................................5
QUESTION 11...........................................................................................................................5
QUESTION 12...........................................................................................................................6
QUESTION 13...........................................................................................................................6
QUESTION 14...........................................................................................................................6
QUESTION 15...........................................................................................................................6
QUESTION 16...........................................................................................................................7
QUESTION 17...........................................................................................................................7
QUESTION 18...........................................................................................................................7
QUESTION 19...........................................................................................................................8
QUESTION 20...........................................................................................................................8
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QUESTION 1.............................................................................................................................3
QUESTION 2.............................................................................................................................3
QUESTION 3.............................................................................................................................3
QUESTION 4.............................................................................................................................3
QUESTION 5.............................................................................................................................4
QUESTION 6.............................................................................................................................4
QUESTION 7.............................................................................................................................4
QUESTION 8.............................................................................................................................5
QUESTION 9.............................................................................................................................5
QUESTION 10...........................................................................................................................5
QUESTION 11...........................................................................................................................5
QUESTION 12...........................................................................................................................6
QUESTION 13...........................................................................................................................6
QUESTION 14...........................................................................................................................6
QUESTION 15...........................................................................................................................6
QUESTION 16...........................................................................................................................7
QUESTION 17...........................................................................................................................7
QUESTION 18...........................................................................................................................7
QUESTION 19...........................................................................................................................8
QUESTION 20...........................................................................................................................8
2TORT LAW
QUESTION 21...........................................................................................................................8
Issue:......................................................................................................................................8
Rule:.......................................................................................................................................8
Analysis:...............................................................................................................................10
Conclusion:..........................................................................................................................11
Reference:................................................................................................................................12
QUESTION 21...........................................................................................................................8
Issue:......................................................................................................................................8
Rule:.......................................................................................................................................8
Analysis:...............................................................................................................................10
Conclusion:..........................................................................................................................11
Reference:................................................................................................................................12
3TORT LAW
QUESTION 1
A tort can be committed either intentionally or negligently. According to the definition, when
two people contact with each other with certain offensive or harmful intention, it will be
known as battery. However, harmful intention of the parties is not necessary. According to
Williams v Milotin1, negligent act can amount to intentional tort of battery.
QUESTION 2
According to the common law of tort, if any person purposefully or unreasonably enters into
the land of others and if the nature of such intrudes, is illegal, then it will be regarded as
trespass. If such trespass caused injury to the owner or inhabitants of the property, he has all
the right to bring civil action against the trespasser. In this case, Gunther has failed to take all
the reasonable steps to prevent the acid waters enter into the land of Greg and caused trespass
thereby. Greg can sue Gunther for trespassing.
QUESTION 3
Under the common law of Tort, there are two remedies if any party caused breach such as
damages and injunction. In case where certain monetary losses have been committed and one
of the parties could not get the full payment, the affected party can be opted for equitable
remedies. Under this topic, the victim can ask for temporary or permanent restraining order
against the defendant. Therefore, Bill can claim for equitable remedies against Hannai.
QUESTION 4
i. Under contract law, all the parties enter into the contract by conveying their consent.
Such conditions are not necessary under Tort Law. It is generic in nature.
1 (1957) 97 CLR 465
QUESTION 1
A tort can be committed either intentionally or negligently. According to the definition, when
two people contact with each other with certain offensive or harmful intention, it will be
known as battery. However, harmful intention of the parties is not necessary. According to
Williams v Milotin1, negligent act can amount to intentional tort of battery.
QUESTION 2
According to the common law of tort, if any person purposefully or unreasonably enters into
the land of others and if the nature of such intrudes, is illegal, then it will be regarded as
trespass. If such trespass caused injury to the owner or inhabitants of the property, he has all
the right to bring civil action against the trespasser. In this case, Gunther has failed to take all
the reasonable steps to prevent the acid waters enter into the land of Greg and caused trespass
thereby. Greg can sue Gunther for trespassing.
QUESTION 3
Under the common law of Tort, there are two remedies if any party caused breach such as
damages and injunction. In case where certain monetary losses have been committed and one
of the parties could not get the full payment, the affected party can be opted for equitable
remedies. Under this topic, the victim can ask for temporary or permanent restraining order
against the defendant. Therefore, Bill can claim for equitable remedies against Hannai.
QUESTION 4
i. Under contract law, all the parties enter into the contract by conveying their consent.
Such conditions are not necessary under Tort Law. It is generic in nature.
1 (1957) 97 CLR 465
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