Word Finder - tort

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An injury or wrong.

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A wrongful act, whether intentional or negligent, which causes an injury and can be remedied in civil court, usually through the awarding of damages.

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(only in the plural torts) Tort law (the area of law dealing with such wrongful acts).

If you don't have a cake-splitting tool, you can tort a cake by cutting it in half with a long piece of dental floss held between your hands, or you can trace an outline around the cake and cut through it slowly with a sharp serrated knife.

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They are not limited to the principles of vicarious liability in tort.

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Can lawful behavior be prohibited under the statutory tort of harassment?

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Yardley was therefore liable in the tort of deceit.

Consent is not a defense to a claim in the tort of negligence.

Talk of ' modernizing ' the tort of nuisance is, on this view, somewhat misplaced.

In areas where EU law applies, they have simply copied in the undefined definition of the tort of harassment.

The Claimant seeks relief before the English Court for a tort committed in England.

Tort [20] Behavior resulting in harm or loss to another person is likely to constitute a tort.

Reality, however, nor tort reform, are the real intent of the present article.

Moreover, under the tort system liability is already disproportionate.

These are the " building blocks " of tort law.

No matter the color you choose, be it clove, tort or pearl, the end result is the same--a bold look with exquisite details.

Conservatives believe tort reform, which would make doctor visits cheaper and easier, is the best choice for reform.

Detailed discussion of the problems involved in developing a tort of group defamation is outside the scope of this article.

On the surface the case looked like a quintessential example of tort litigation gone haywire.

Developing a tort of group defamation which applied to races and religions would be a very sweeping extension of present English law.

Tort [20] Behavior resulting in harm or loss to another person is likely to constitute a tort [20] Behavior resulting in harm or loss to another person is likely to constitute a tort.

Their own think are used on preserving the tort.

My tort definitely re-acts strongly to movement and will follow people around the garden - this sometimes makes gardening a slow and painstaking actvity.

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In the former case it was said to arise ex contractu, from contract, in the latter quasi ex contractu, ex delicto, or quasi ex delicto- that is to say, from tort, or from acts or omissions to which the law practically attached the same results as it did to contract or tort.

Under the republic commercial shipping used to enter Venice by the Tort of San Nicole del Lido and lie along the quay called the Riva degli Schiavoni, in the basin of San Marco, and up the broad Giudecca Canal.