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Intentional Torts Material Type: Notes; Professor: Schupp; Class: The Legal Environment of Business; Subject: Business Law; University: University of North Florida; Term: Fall 2011;
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the office. a. Carl cannot be liable to the secretary for any torts because he did not intend to hurt her. b. The intent to harm the agent is transferred to the secretary who can sue Carl for her injuries. c. Carl has committed a crime, but he is not liable for any torts. d. Carl has committed the tort of intrusion.
b. Sam is guilty of assault. c. Both Sam and Jack are guilty of assault. d. Neither Jack nor Sam is guilty of assault.
contact and the most that could be derived from this would be a 15-yard penalty. d. The consent is not valid because of the intentional actions of the Pittsburgh end.
b. conversion. c. interference with contractual relations. d. disparagement.
c. Tim is guilty of trespass to real property, because he walked across the yard. d. Tim and his friends are guilty of trespass to real property, because they played ball in Harold’s yard.
privacy? a. Nuisance b. Intrusion c. Appropriation d. False light