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Study the following situations,lanswer the-(lirestions, then i prepare arguments to support your mm. ' 11. 12. 14. Philip drove a tractortrailer rig onto a ferry boat; He left the rig in gear because of a problem with its brakes. Postedsregulations prohibited the starting of engines before docking, but when the ferry was about 50 feet from the dock, Philip started his engine. That caused the tractor-trailer to jump forward and strike Herrick's car, which in turn hit Patton's car. Patton's car, at the head of the line, crashed through the ferry's barricades and plunged into the water. The car could not be recovered. What was the tort duty in this case? Where was the breach of the duty? What were the injuries? What was the proximate cause of the injury to Patton's car? Felicia carelessly left a campre before it was completely extin guished. The fire spread through the woods and caused the destruction of the lodge. ls Felicia liable to the owners of the lodge for the building and the surrounding trees? Is she liable to the lodge owners for the loss of income until the lodge can be restored? Is she liable to the persons who had reservations for the lodge but whose trips are now ruined? Todd let his 10-year-old daughter, Julie, drive the family car. While she was driving, she turned her head to say something to her friend in the back seat, and swerved off the road. The car hit and destroyed a mailbox and damaged a fence. Who is liable for the damages to the property? Monica kept a gun in her purse for self-defense because she had 'to travel through a dangerous section of the city on her way to work. One evening she carelessly left her purse where her son, age six, could reach it. While Monica was making dinner, she heard a shot and found that her son had fired the gun ahd hit a neighbor child in the leg. Who is liable? Why? ' Patrick borrowed his friend John's car to impress a young lady he was dating. It was a new luxury car that John had saved four years to purchase. The paint on the car was designed to turn colors under various climatic and light conditions. While on the date, Patrick drovethe car down a public road that had just been repaved with hot oil and gravel. The result was several nicks in the paint from ying rocks. Patrick then parked in front of his favorite restaurant, a sports pub on the far side of town. While in the restaurant, Patrick heard a special weather report that a thunderstorm with large hail was sweeping across the area and would arrive over the area of the restaurant in ten minutes. Unfortunately, for John's car, the date was going too well to break off and move the car under cover. Consequently, the hail left a multitude of pock marks on the top of the car. Is Patrick legally responsible for the damage done by the gravel, oil, and hail? Why or why not? Answer the following questions about legal concepts. 1. A tort is considered to be an offense against society. True or False? 2. A single act can be both a tort and a crime. True or False? ' . Degree of causation of a tort great enough to be recognized by law is called (a) proximate cause (b) intimate cause (c) incidental cause ((1) none of the above .. In order to establish liabil ity for a tort, all of the fol lowing must be proved :'__ except (a) duty (b) 'ibreach of duty (c) harm recognized bylaw (d) vicariousliability . An insane person cannot be held liable for a tort. Trueor False? . Whenene party is held responsible for the tort of another, the liability is called 2 liability. .' Which of the following types of torts are based on carelessness? (a) inten- tional torts (b) strict lia bility torts (c) negligence ((1) none of the above . If you act recklessly, but do not harm anyone, there usually is no tort. True or False? . Parents generally are held liable for the torts of their . children. True or False