Intentional Interference Against Property Does Not Include Which Tort

question 142

Multiple Choice

Intentional interference against property does not include which tort:

• A) trespass
• B) public nuisance
• C) private nuisance
• D) conversion
• E) all of the other choices can be correct

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Definitions:

Incorporation Statutes

Laws that govern the formation, operation, and dissolution of corporations.

Special Privileges

Rights or advantages granted to specific individuals or groups, often at the expense or exclusion of others, typically in legal, political, or social contexts.

State Legislatures

The legislative bodies in each of the states within the United States, responsible for making, amending, and repealing state laws.

General Incorporation Law

Legal statutes that facilitate the establishment of corporations by providing standardized procedures and requirements for incorporation.