1. Explain three ways the tort of false imprisonment is different from the tort of malicious prosection. 2.

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After Janeth had a long night of hard drinking, Janeth mistakenly parked her car in the driveway of her neighbor, Peterside. The following morning,Peterside found that he could not pull his car out of his garage and into the street. It took Peterside about an hour and half to get Janeth's attention into removing her car.

Discuss two applicable potential intentional torts with convincing legal grounds Peterside can raise against Janeth

3 Identify and explain three legal concepts that has the effect or consequence of rendering a contract voidable.

4 Albert had cancer and was being treated by Dr. Bennington. He had carefully followed the doctor's advice, and the treatment had been successful.One day, during a periodic checkup, Dr. Bennington said to Albert, "To prevent cancer from recurring, you need to reduce the stress in your life. Long drives in the country are great for that . Come to think of it, I'm selling my convertible right now. You should buy it." Without investigating, Albert followed the doctor's directions and contracted to buy the car. Later he found the price he'd agreed to pay was nearly double the market.

Identify and explain the legal concept under which Albert can challenge this contract.