what is unintentional tort? what is fact of law and law if fact? is this civil action created? whats groud? this has interfered with his job as a cartographer inwhich he need to use both of eyes for the stereoscopes used gor 3D interpretation if land forms when drawing maps ? Bart can sue?

Bart enjoyed the outdoors and had often thought about taking part in one of the war games offered by a hunters' organization in his area. At a promotion meeting, it was explained to the attendees that the organization preferred to refer to their exercises as paintball games, and that a capsule with harmless paint is used as a substitute for bullets in order to indicate when someone had been hit in the course of the game. Bart decided to sign up for the paintball game to take place the next day. As he paid his money, he was requested to sign an entrance form which included a paragraph absolving the organization from any liability or responsibility for injuries suffered by the participants in the course of the game. The next morning, while preparing the paint pellets, Klaus, a member of the hunters' organization, ran out of the normal paint used and decided to substitute some paint that was on hand for the last 20 pellets. During the game, Bart was directly hit on the side of his nose, next to his eye, by Klaus, who was leading one of the opposing teams Half an hour after the game was over, Bart began to experience tingling in his eye and over the next hour lost vision in it. Analysis indicated that the pellet that had hit Bart was one of the last 20 made, using a substitute paint which was found to contain a substance that was highly toxic. As a result of his injury, Bart has lost the use of his eye. This has