True/False
In a tort action that survives the death of the victim (from a cause other than the commission of that tort), the survival action is a new action independent of the one the decedent would have had if he or she had survived.
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Correct Answer:
Verified
Q1: MATCHING<br>-continuation of a cause of action after
Q2: A survival action _<br>A)is an action brought
Q3: What actions survive the death of a
Q4: MATCHING<br>-caused by a tort<br>A)tortious<br>B)tortfeasor<br>C)survival<br>D)personal property tort<br>E)estate<br>F)common law<br>G)tangible<br>H)Lord
Q6: At common law, why was it cheaper
Q7: What are the two main methods used
Q8: MATCHING<br>-pertaining to money<br>A)tortious<br>B)tortfeasor<br>C)survival<br>D)personal property tort<br>E)estate<br>F)common law<br>G)tangible<br>H)Lord Campbell's
Q9: Under modern statutory law, what personal torts
Q10: MATCHING<br>-"pure" death action<br>A)tortious<br>B)tortfeasor<br>C)survival<br>D)personal property tort<br>E)estate<br>F)common law<br>G)tangible<br>H)Lord Campbell's
Q11: Common law is statutory law in the