In an Assault or Battery Tort Case, Consent Is When

Multiple Choice

In an assault or battery tort case, consent is when:

A) the injured party intentionally placed himself in danger
B) the injured party gave permission to the alleged wrongdoer to interfere with a personal right
C) the injured party did not give permission to the alleged wrongdoer to interfere with a personal right
D) the alleged wrongdoer warned the injured party of the possibility of harm
E) none of the other choices