What Does the Law Consider to Be a Qualifying Act

question 34

Multiple Choice

What does the law consider to be a qualifying act with respect to the commission of a tort of battery?

• A) uninvited intentional occupation of another person's property
• B) uninvited intentional physical violation of another's bodily security
• C) a careless act or omission that causes harm to another
• D) an overt threat of imminent physical harm

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Definitions:

Statute of Frauds

A rule of law that mandates specific types of contracts must be documented and signed by the involved party to deter fraudulent activities and false testimonies.

Additional Obligations

Additional obligations mean extra duties or responsibilities that may be added to an agreement or contract beyond its originally stipulated terms.

UCC

A vast array of regulatory provisions for commercial transactions in the United States is constituted within the Uniform Commercial Code.

Incidental Beneficiaries

Third parties who might benefit from a contract incidentally but have no enforceable rights in that contract.