1.
Even when you are extremely careful, you can still liable for damages whether or not you're at fault. This is _____ liability
2.
You can be liable for someone else, this is called ______ liability. Typically employers liable for their employees.
3.
You have an obligation to refrain from the conduct that led to damage, this is called ____ __ ____. (three words)
4.
One of the things you must prove the defendant did to prove a claim. (The Blame in Don't Blame Cameron Diaz)
5.
The last thing a plaintiff must be able to prove of the defendant in order to prove their claim - The link between the conduct of the defendant and the injury sustained.
6.
The notion that a reasonable person could expect or predict that the conduct of the defendant would result in harm to the plaintiff.
7.
If you do not take reasonable care you can be liable for this.
8.
A written form of defamation.
9.
This type of liability was created following the Donoghue case to ensure manufacturers be held liable to the final end user of their products (see also, Winnipeg condo case)
10.
Not to be confused with breach of contract, this is the idea that we all have an obligation to not hurt each other or wreck each other's stuff.
11.
An intentional type of tort that causes someone to reasonably believe that unwanted, offensive physical contact will occur.
12.
A spoken form of defamation.
