Torts Against Property

question 156

Multiple Choice

Torts against property:

• A) cannot be intentional torts; that category of torts only applied to torts against persons
• B) can be torts, but only if there is also an intentional tort inflicted against a personal interest that is protected by tort law
• C) can be intentional torts, but only if there is also an intentional tort inflicted against a personal interest that is protected by tort law
• D) are all categorized as negligent torts, regardless of other torts against persons
• E) none of the other choices

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