Chapter 22: Foundations of Tort Law

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French code
The ________ does not expressly recognize that the invasion of a protected interest might be justified and therefore lawful.
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voluntary act
A(n) ________ is required, but fault- in the sense of intention or negligence- is not.
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Liability
________ is based on directly causing injury.
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1382
Sections ________ and 1383 require compensation for harm caused intentionally or negligently.
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Fault
________ stands in constant tension with the common law categories of strict liability- of liability without ________.
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categories of damage
The ________ are enumerated in BGB § 823:"life, body, health, freedom, property or other right of another ..
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reasonable person
The ________ weighs the prospective costs and benefits of a course of action and decides accordingly.
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Strict Liability
________ has many sources in common law.
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negligent violation
Any intentional or ________ of one of these interests generates liability if the violation is "unlawful ..
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distribution of consumer
Although the manufacture and ________ products crosses the boundaries of states and countries, most torts are purely local affairs.
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Section 1384 imposes liability for high-risk activities under the rubric
damage caused by des choses que lon a sous sa garde ("the things under ones control")
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The categories of damage are enumerated in BGB § 823
"life, body, health, freedom, property or other right of another."
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In a country without obligatory med
ical insurance, this was a critical factor in the expansion of tort liability