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| Intentional infliction of harmful or offensive bodily contact. (Physical) |
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Intentional infliction of apprehension of immediate bodily harm or offensive contact
(Verbal or Attempted Physical) |
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| Intentional confining of a person against their will |
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| Extreme and outrageous conduct intentionally or recklessly causing severe emotional distress |
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| Infliction of emotional distress |
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| False communication that injures a person's reputation |
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| Written or electronically transmitted defamation |
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| Truth, absolute privilege, conditional privilege, and constitutional privilege are --- to a defamation action |
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| Unauthorized use of a person's identity |
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Term of which:
A.Unreasonable and offensive interference with the seclusion of another.
B. An illegal act of entering, seizing, or taking possession of another's property. |
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| Offensive publicity of private information |
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| Public disclosure of private information |
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| Offensive and false publicity about another or invasion of privacy |
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Appropriation includes which of the following:
A. Publicity
B. Private Facts
C. Offensiveness
D. Falsity |
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Intrusion includes which of the following:
A. Publicity
B. Private Facts
C. Offensiveness
D. Both B & C |
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Public disclosure excludes which of the following:
A. Publicity
B. Private Facts
C. Offensiveness
D. Falsity |
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False light excludes which of the following:
A. Publicity
B. Private Facts
C. Offensiveness
D. Falsity |
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| Land and everything attached to it. |
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| Wrongfully entering land of another, or an intentional taking or use of another's personal property. |
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| A nontrespassory interference with another's use and enjoyment of land |
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| intentional exercise of control over another's personal property. |
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| Intentionally causing one of the parties to a contract not to perform. |
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| Interference with Contractual Relations |
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| publication of false statements about another's property or products. |
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| a false statement to an insurer, made with knowledge of its falsity and intended to induce another to act. |
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| Fraudulent Misrepresentation |
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| a person may not recover for injury to which he willingly and knowingly ---. |
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| a person may take appropriate action to prevent harm to himself from another person where time does not allow resort to the law. |
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| ---, ---, ---, and --- are defenses to a defamation action |
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| Truth, Absolute Privelege, Conditional Privelege, and Constitutional Privelege |
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