Torts

To act with goal oriented or knowingly with substantial certainty to effect consquences

• the intentional harmful or offensive touching of another w/o consent or privilege.
• 1. Intentional
• 2.Harmful or offensive touching
• 3. of another
• 4. w/o consent of privilege

• An act creating an imminent reasonable apprehension of an harmful or offensive touching w/o consent or privilege.
• Reasonable person standard
• 1.Intentional, 2. creating imminent reasonable apprehension, 3. of an offensive or harmful touching, 4 w/o consent or privilege. 

• The intentional exercise of wrongful dominion over the chattel of another w/o consent or privilege.
• 1. Intentional
• 2. exercise of wrongful dominion or control
• 3. the chattel of another
• 4. w/o consent or privilege

• The intentional physical or psychological confinement of another within fixed boundaries, for any period of time, w/o consent or privilege.
• 1 Intentional, 2. physical or psychological confinement of another, 3. within a fixed boundary, 4. for any period of time,5. w/o consent of privilege.

• The intentional entry onto the land in possession of another w/o consent or privilege.
• 1. Intentional
• 2. entry onto the land of another 
• 3.w/o consent or privilege

• The intentional interference with the chattel of another w/o consent or privilege.
• 1. Intentional
• 2. interference with chattel
• 3. of another
• 4.w/o consent of privilege

Wrongful intent is passed from the intended victim to the actual victim or from the intended tort to the committed tort.

• Conduct so extreme and outrageous in nature which is calculated to cause and which does cause severe emotional distress.
• 1. Conduct so extreme and outrageous
• 2.which is calculated to cause
• 3. Which does cause
• 4. Severe emotional distress

A party may be liable for negligence if they owe a duty of due care and breach that duty in which the plaintiff is damaged both actually and proximately caused by the defendant's breach.

To not create a reasonable risk of harm and act as a reasonable and prudent person would under similar circumstances.

an factual cause that without its occurrence the the damage would not occur.

an event whos occurrence is related to the damage and the court deems is the cause of the damage.

Violation of statue, Guest, Omission to act, landowner/occupier, Duty of lessor

One who enters the property with permission, but not for the purpose the property is maintained.

one who enters the property for the purpose in which it is maintained and confers an economic benefit to the owner.