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Match the torts with their definitions. There are two additional torts which do not have a matching definition.
An unreasonable interference with a right commonto the general public, such as a condition dangerous to health offensive tocommunity moral standards, or unlawfully obstructing the public in the free useof public property.
An unreasonable interference with a right common
to the general public, such as a condition dangerous to health offensive to
community moral standards, or unlawfully obstructing the public in the free use
of public property.
At common law, an action to recover damagesresulting from another’s unlawful entry on one’s land that is visibly enclosed.
At common law, an action to recover damages
resulting from another’s unlawful entry on one’s land that is visibly enclosed.
A defamatory assertion expressed in a transitoryform, esp. speech.
A defamatory assertion expressed in a transitory
form, esp. speech.
An intentional or offensive touching of anotherwithout lawful justification.
An intentional or offensive touching of another
without lawful justification.
The act of harming the reputation of another bymaking a false statement to a third person.
The act of harming the reputation of another by
making a false statement to a third person.
The act of committing, without lawfuljustification, any act of direct physical interference with a chattel possessedby another.
The act of committing, without lawful
justification, any act of direct physical interference with a chattel possessed
by another.
A restraint of a person in a bounded areawithout justification or consent.
A restraint of a person in a bounded area
without justification or consent.
A condition that interferes with a person’senjoyment of property, esp. a structure, or other condition erected or put onnearby land, creating or continuing an invasion of the actor’s land andamounting to a trespass to it.
A condition that interferes with a person’s
enjoyment of property, esp. a structure, or other condition erected or put on
nearby land, creating or continuing an invasion of the actor’s land and
amounting to a trespass to it.
A defamatory statement expressed in a fixedmedium, esp. writing but also a picture, sign or electronic broadcast.
A defamatory statement expressed in a fixed
medium, esp. writing but also a picture, sign or electronic broadcast.
The act of putting another person in reasonablefear or apprehension of an immediate battery by means of an act amounting to anattempt or threat to commit a battery.
The act of putting another person in reasonable
fear or apprehension of an immediate battery by means of an act amounting to an
attempt or threat to commit a battery.
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