Exam 7: Intentional Torts

A letter sent to someone falsely accusing her of being a murderer constitutes the tort of defamation.

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Question 101

Sam goes to the movies one Friday evening.The movie is boring and Sam falls asleep.At 2 a.m., the security guard locks the building.Sam awakens the next morning when the cleaning crew opens the door.Sam can sue for false imprisonment.

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Question 102

Moore, an employee of Lewpenski Motors, fraudulently tells Tolson, a prospective car buyer, that the used car he is considering has never been in an accident.If Tolson buys the car in reliance on Moore's false statement, both Moore and Lewpenski Motors are liable to Tolson for damages based on the fraudulent misrepresentation.

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Question 103

In an article about a prominent judge, a newspaper indicates that the judge had organized crime connections.The judge sues.The judge will have a cause of action:

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Question 104

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Exam 7: Intentional Torts

A letter sent to someone falsely accusing her of being a murderer constitutes the tort of defamation.

Sam goes to the movies one Friday evening.The movie is boring and Sam falls asleep.At 2 a.m., the security guard locks the building.Sam awakens the next morning when the cleaning crew opens the door.Sam can sue for false imprisonment.

In an article about a prominent judge, a newspaper indicates that the judge had organized crime connections.The judge sues.The judge will have a cause of action:

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