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Question 4 1 try left Matt is at a bar. He is drunk and refuses to leave. The bouncer physically removes Matt and throws him on the street, kicking him into the gutter. Assuming a battery is proven, who is liable? O The bouncer and the bar owner (through vicarious liability) No one since Matt was trespassing O The bouncer alone because the bar owner told all employees not to use force on any patron O The bar owner alone because of vicarious liability O No one since Matt was not permanently injured That's incorrect. Recall that employers are liable for their employees' torts conducted in the course of employment, even when they instructed the employees not to act in the tortious manner. Review Learning Objective 4: distinguish the torts of assault, battery, and trespass to land, listing the relevant defenses.Question 5 1 try left Which one of the following is correct with respect to torts involving chattels (goods)? O If a person intentionally takes goods against the wishes of the true owner, the wrongdoer will be tried only once, either in a civil court or in a criminal court but not both. O Trespass to goods only occurs where a person wrongfully asserts ownership over another's chattels. If goods are destroyed, the wrongdoer must pay retail replacement value. O To succeed in detinue, the claimant must prove the value of the goods at the time of trial. O The acquisition of goods through deceit is not actionable under conversion. That's incorrect. Detinue, unlike the other wrongful interference with goods torts, is a continuing tort, meaning the harm done is fixed in the present rather than at the point of property damage. Review Learning Objective 5: describe three torts that deal with wrongful interference with goods (chattels).l] of 1 point Question 15 'i try left Haj-HI Which of the following statements about false imprisonment is false? 0 lfa person agrees without intimidation or threat to be restrained. there is no false imprisonment. 0 False imprisonment can occur without physical force. (9 Police can never be liable for false imprisonment. 0 An arrest cannot lead to a claim of false imprisonment. 0 False imprisonment cannot occur if the person holding another has the legal right to do so. That's incorrect. False imprisonment occurs when someone is intentionally restrained against his or her will and the person doing the restraining has no lawful authority to do so. Review Learning Objective 5: Contrast the torts of false imprisonment. malicious prosecution. private and public nuisance. defamation. and injurious falsehood. 0 of 1 point Question 16 1 try left There is a vacant home in a suburban area. A business purchases the home and opens a pig farm. When the smell becomes so bad the neighbours cannot leave their homes, a neighbour sues. The correct cause(s) of action is(are): Trespass to land Public nuisance O Private nuisance O Private and public nuisance O False imprisonment That's incorrect. A private nuisance occurs when one entity uses its property in a way that interferes with a neighbours' use of their property. A public nuisance occurs when the damage affects large group of people. Review Learning Objective 6: Contrast the torts of false imprisonment, malicious prosecution, private and public nuisance, defamation, and injurious falsehood