In an Assault or Battery Tort Case, Consent Is When

question 58

Multiple Choice

In an assault or battery tort case, consent is when:

• A) the injured party intentionally placed himself in danger
• B) the injured party gave permission to the alleged wrongdoer to interfere with a personal right
• C) the injured party did not give permission to the alleged wrongdoer to interfere with a personal right
• D) the alleged wrongdoer warned the injured party of the possibility of harm
• E) none of the other choices

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Definitions:

Carwash

A facility or business where vehicles are cleaned, often both externally and internally, using various cleaning methods and equipment.

Mutual Benefit Bailment

An arrangement where both the bailor and bailee receive some benefit from the bailment, such as a loaned item or use of property.

Bailment

The act of temporarily transferring possession but not ownership of personal property to another person under a contract.

Consideration

The value (which can be a promise, an act, or an object) exchanged between parties in a contract.