Generally Speaking, There Are Three Sets of Rules for the Tort

question 27

Multiple Choice

Generally speaking, there are three sets of rules for the tort of occupiers' liability: the traditional common law rules, the judicially modified common law rules, and the statutory rules. The concept of common humanity is relevant if the plaintiff is

• A) a trespasser under the statutory rules.
• B) either an invitee or a licencee under the modified common law rules.
• C) a trespasser under the modified common law rules.
• D) either an invitee or a licencee under the traditional common law rules.
• E) a trespasser under the traditional common law rules.

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Definitions:

Negligent Performance

The failure to act with the level of care that someone of ordinary prudence would have exercised under the same circumstances, resulting in harm or damage.

Actual Knowledge

Awareness of a fact or circumstance based on firsthand experience or explicit information; not based on hearsay.

Illegal Payment

A transaction involving money or value that is made in violation of the law or regulatory rules.

Audit

A systematic review and assessment of information or documents, often referring to financial accounts, to ensure accuracy and compliance with laws and regulations.