Exam 3: Intentional Torts

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Conversion suits are never allowed for intangible rights, such as stock certificates and promissory notes.

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The majority of American courts permit landlords to use force to evict their tenants.

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A property owner who uses a mechanical device for protection will not be liable if . If the owner uses a nondeadly mechanical device, the owner must first _.

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A plaintiff must suffer pain or bodily harm to recover for battery.

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How much force may an individual use to defend him- or herself?

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The peculiar characteristics of the plaintiff are never taken into consideration when evaluating the defendant's conduct for purposes of liability for infliction of mental distress.

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What is the difference between an assault and a battery?

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The length of deprivation is irrelevant for purposes of recovering for trespass to chattels.

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What are two elements of infliction of mental distress?

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A property owner must be in "fresh pursuit" to use force to regain possession of chattels.

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What is the difference in consequences to a defendant in claiming private necessity as opposed to public necessity?

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To be held liable for the tort of infliction of mental distress, the defendant's conduct must be considered intolerable in any civilized society.

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What is the general rule regarding the use of mechanical devices to defend property?

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One must retreat before using deadly force inside one's home.

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Threats of future harm are sufficient to constitute an assault.

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To claim the privilege of necessity, the defendant must be in severe danger.

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For purposes of trespass to chattels, title is deemed to have transferred from the plaintiff to the defendant.

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A plaintiff must believe that the defendant had the ability to carry out a threatened contact to recover for assault.

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Is a person required to retreat before using deadly force to defend oneself in the home?

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Confinement by means of physical force is required to recover for false imprisonment.

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