Business Law

What is Law of Tort

• Has absolutely no concern for rectifying any form of wrongful interference with another person's personal or property right

• provide a remedy for one person’s wrongful interference with another’s personal or property rights

• Focuse on causing more harm and facilitating wrongful interference with people's personal or property rights

• Allow individuals to engage in wrongful interference with others' personal or property rights without any consequences or remedies

What are the two principal defences to an action for negligence?

• Contributory negligence & voluntary assumption of risk

• Contributory risk & voluntary assumption of negligence

• Mandatory carelessness & forced acceptance of danger

• Mandatory danger & forced acceptance of carelessness

Tort law deals with acts that harm others or the community as a whole, focuses on what happened to the person who did the bad thing.

• True

• False

Answer explanation

Thats criminal law

Tort law is about civil wrongdoing, focuses on what happened to the...

• the fall of human kind

• perpetrator

• judge

• victim

In a negligence action, the defendant will be liable only if the plaintiff can prove .... main elements

• five

• four

• three

• two

Answer explanation

four main elements:

• 1. The defendant owed a duty of care to the plaintiff.

• 2. The defendant breached that duty of care.

• 3. The defendant's breach caused the plaintiff's loss (causation).

• 4. The damage suffered by the plaintiff was not too remote (remoteness of damage)

Duty of care in tort law refers to the legal obligation one party has to act with reasonable care and caution to prevent ...... harm to others

• foreseeable

• unforseeable

• deadly

• missunderstanding

In "remoteness of damage", if the test determines the damage is too remote, what does it mean?

• nothing

• unrecoverable

• recoverable

Answer explanation

the “remoteness of damage” - The test for determining whether the damage is too remote, and therefore not recoverable, is whether the damage was reasonably foreseeable by the defendant.

Satisfying the “reasonable foreseeability” test is where the relationship

between the ...... and the ....... is one that falls into one of the established categories where a duty

has been recognised by the courts.

• defendant/comittee

• plaintiff/defendant

• comittee/judge

• plaindant/defentiff

What is Miss Chung's favorite champion in League of Legends

• Syndra

• Soraka

• Sona

• Seraphine

Answer explanation

source: Miss Nhung's Facebook account