Ms. Lam bought a lot next to a house owned by Mr. Dodson. She asked Mr. Dodson for permission to use his electricity while building a house on her property. He refused. He feared his house was too old to handle the electricity load needed. Later, a carpenter employed by Ms. Lam accidentally broke a window of Mr. Dodson's while moving lumber. Furthermore, the carpenter removed part of Dodson's fence to make room for needed materials, used Dodson's house to support the lumber, and drove some nails into Dodson's tree to hold some wires. Dodson complained to Ms. Lam. Assess who and for what Mr. Dodson can sue by filling in the blanks.

1) Dodson can sue the carpenter for .................

2) Dodson could sue Lam for the tort of...................even if there was no damage.

3) Dodson has an action against Lam on the principle of ............ liability for the damage caused by the carpenter.