Quiz 2 intentional tort

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What type of tort is the tort of deceit? Question 1 options: A. negligence tort B. primary tort C. intentional tort D. equitable tort Which of the following is the most accurate description of the "fair comment" defence? Question 2 options: A. The party's statement is an opinion made in the public interest, is based on a factual foundation, and is without malicious intent. B. The party's statement is proven as true. C. The party's statement is an opinion made without any real knowledge of the other party's situation but is grounded in a deep concern for the public interest. D. The party's statement is made with the sole purpose of making hurtful comments about the other party but is fair in the circumstances. Which of the following is true of a tort action? Question 3 options: A. The defendant has the burden of proving their case beyond a reasonable doubt. B. The defendant has the burden of proving their case on a balance of probabilities. C. The plaintiff has the burden(responsibility) of proving their case on a balance of probabilities. D. The plaintiff has the burden of proving their case beyond a reasonable doubt.
This intentional tort involves the reasonable belief that the threat of offensive bodily contact is imminent: Question 4 options: A. Assault B. Battery C. False imprisonment D. Nuisance E. Conversion Which of these is not true about a tort as distinguished from a crime? Question 5 options: A. The relevant law is private law. B. The accused owes an obligation to the plaintiff. C. The plaintiff sues the accused. D. The usual remedy is punishment. A business promotes its products by writing in a flyer that one of their main competitors do not have the same skill and expertise that they have and should be avoided at all costs. Which of the following is most likely to be true about this situation? Question 6 options:
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