Jose Has Sued Sharona in Tort as a Result of an Injury

question 26

Multiple Choice

Jose has sued Sharona in tort as a result of an injury that he suffered while visiting her property. Given the facts of the case, it is possible, at least in theory, for Jose to prove a number of different torts. Which of the following statements is TRUE?

• A) If Jose sues for a negligence tort, he must prove that Sharona deliberately neglected to protect him from harm.
• B) If Jose sues for an intentional tort, he must prove that Sharona intended to hurt him.
• C) because the traditional category of torts was developed in both the courts of law and the courts of chancery, that category is generally said to include both legal and equitable wrongs
• D) Jose is entitled to sue for a number of different torts at the same time and he is not required to sue for one particular that he believes will lead to the best result.
• E) While the common law traditionally recognized a few strict liability torts, those torts frequently created unfair results, and consequently they have now been abolished in Canada.

Comprehend the various theories of emotion and their implications.

Recognize the role of physiological responses in the experience and expression of emotions.

Identify the components and functions of the cerebral cortex and limbic system in emotional processing.

Analyze the cognitive component of emotions and the methods used to study them.

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Definitions:

Malicious Prosecution

A legal action against someone who has wrongfully instituted criminal or civil proceedings against another person with malicious intent and without probable cause.

Criminal Proceedings

Criminal proceedings are legal processes in a court of law dealing with the accusation, trial, and sentencing of a person alleged to have committed a crime.

Abuse Of Process

The misuse or misapplication of legal procedures for ulterior purposes, not intended by law.

Nuisance

An act, thing, or situation that causes annoyance or inconvenience.