If a plaintiff is injured by an ultrahazardous activity or a defective product, the defendant may be liable even if he exercised extraordinary care based on the tort of.

2.A difference between a tort claim and a claim for breach of contract is that in the first, the parties' rights and duties are established by________

and in the second the parties' rights and duties are established by______

3.If the plaintiff in a defamation suit is a public figure, he must prove that the defendant acted with_____,______

4.In the Texaco v. Pennzoli case, Texaco (the defendant) claimed that it could not be liable for the tort it was being sued for because the Plaintiff and the third party did not actually have a [x1]

______

5.An intentional offensive touching of another person is the tort of__________

6.If Plaintiff is partly responsible for her injuries her total damages will be reduced because of the doctrine of________,________________