Non intentional torts - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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What are 4 major loss exposures covered by CGL Form? LO1 1. Premises Liability (slip and fall due to water on the floor) 2. Operations Liability (Tree trimmer causes damage to power lines by removing fallen limbs) 3. Product Liability (ladder collapses when being used as intended) 4. Completed Operations A contractor installs a hot water heater and leaves the home, 2 days later, water overflows onto the floor causing damage because the hot water heater was improperly installed. ...

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What are the elements that determine when a tort has occured? correct answers 1. A duty is owed by one person to another 2. The duty is breached by conduct of the defendant 3. Proximately causing (caused in fact and forseeale) 4. Some kind of injury or harm or damage What are the torts that inflict harm to a person? correct answers 1. Battery - intentional infliction of harmful or offensive bodily contact. 2. Assault - fear of infliction of apprehension of immediate bodily harm 3. False ...

Torts correct answers private wrong(not a breach of contract) committed by one party that injures another that is remedied by monetary damages do not lead to jail ALONE 1. compensate for innocent party 2. deter similar conduct by others correct answers tort goals Intentional, Negligence, Strict Liability correct answers types of torts Intentional Tort correct answers where one person purposefully harms another (occasionally this is a crime) Torts of Negligence correct answers when ...

Bob is thinking about obtaining insurance because he just found out he needs extensive surgery that will require several days in the hospital. This situation of waiting until the last minute to obtain insurance is known as: - ANSWER Adverse Selection According to the California insurance law, either party may rescind a contract for any of the following reasons EXCEPT: - ANSWER - ANSWER One party intentionally omits information from the other party. - ANSWER If a representation is...

ALL Tests - GPSTC Cherokee Exam Questions With Verified Answers. Types of Legal Liability - answerCivil liability Criminal liability Administrative liability Federal law - answer42 U.S.C. 1983 Criminal Liability - answerState 16-5-1 and 16-5-42 criminal liability - answerFederal 18USC 241 AND 242 Administrative liability - answerViolation results in: Dismissal Demotion Transfer Reprimand Vicarious Liability - answerA supervisor is responsible for the acts of his subordinates. Negli...

Unilateral Contract a contract that legally binds only one party to contractual obligations (one-sided) Unintentional torts -the result of acting without proper care (referred to as negligence) *insurance will only respond to this type of tort *a.k.a, losses other than those acts by an insured that are deliberate and intended to cause loss or damage Intentional tort is any deliberate act that causes harm to another person regardless of whether the offending party intended to...

LOC • Alert: responsive, answer questions appropriately, opens eyes spontaneously. • Lethargic: open their eyes, can answer questions but easily falls asleep. • Stupor: barely responds to painful stimuli (like rubbing the patients’ sternum) • Comatose: unconscious/does not respond to painful stimuli • Decorticate: flexion/ internal rotation of upper extremities, joints and legs • Decerebrate: neck/elbows extension, wrist and finger flexion Torts: unintentional torts- negli...