Jose Has Sued Sharona in Tort as a Result of an Injury

question 64

Multiple Choice

Jose has sued Sharona in tort as a result of an injury that he suffered while visiting her property.Given the facts of the case,it is possible,at least in theory,for Jose to prove a number of different torts.Which of the following statements is TRUE?

• A)Jose is entitled to sue for a number of different torts at the same time and he is not required to sue for one particular tort that he believes will lead to the best result.
• B)If Jose sues for an intentional tort,he must prove that Sharona intended to cause harm to him.
• C)If Jose sues for a negligence tort,he must prove that Sharona deliberately neglected to protect him from harm.
• D)While the common law traditionally recognized a few strict liability torts,those torts frequently created unfair results,and consequently they have now been abolished in Canada.
• E)Because the traditional category of torts was developed in both the courts of law and the courts of chancery,that category is generally said to include both legal and equitable wrongs.

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