Beverley,who Is a Canadian Judge,has Just Heard the Parties' Arguments

question 55

Multiple Choice

Beverley,who is a Canadian judge,has just heard the parties' arguments in a tort case.Given the complexity of the situation,she feels the need to do some independent research into the relevant law before she gives her decision.Which of the following statements is TRUE?

• A)Beverley will need to examine the rules pertaining to intentional torts if the case before her deals with product liability.
• B)Beverley will have to examine the rules pertaining to strict liability torts if the case before her deals with a conspiracy.
• C)Beverley will need to examine the law of defences if the case before her deals with an intentional tort but not if it deals with a strict liability tort.
• D)Beverley is entitled to impose liability only if she is satisfied that the defendant breached a legal obligation,even if the case deals with a strict liability tort.
• E)Every type of intentional tort requires proof that the defendant intended to cause the plaintiff to suffer an injury.

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