The Imputation of Crime, Disease, and Those Affecting the Plaintiff

question 42

Multiple Choice

The imputation of crime, disease, and those affecting the plaintiff in his business, trade, profession, office or calling are commonly recognized forms of:

• A)per se defamation.
• B)strict liability.
• C)absolute liability.
• D)negligence.

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Definitions:

Ethical Culture

A component of an organization's culture that emphasizes moral principles and ethical behavior in its practices and decision-making.

Workplace

A location where individuals are employed and perform tasks related to their jobs; it can range from physical offices to remote environments.

Ethical Leadership Behaviour

Actions and decision-making processes of leaders that are guided by principles of ethics and morality.

Psychological Well-Being

A state of mental health characterized by positive emotions, life satisfaction, and a sense of purpose.