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a wrongful act, damage, or injury done willfully or negligently or strict liability, but not breach of
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| a warning to pay for pain, suffering, & humiliation caused by wrong doing. |
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| awarded for any type of financial loss. |
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| wrong doing has been done for malice or viciousness. |
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shows intent of actions
Key: must be someone’s responsibility or it is nobody’s responsibility |
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| the omission to do something which a reasonable man, guided by those ordinary considerations… would do, or the doing of something which a reasonable and prudent man would not do. (Did you make an attempt) |
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| nonperformance of some act which should be performed, omission to perform required duty as all, or total neglect of duty |
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| improper performance of some act which a man may lawfully do |
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| Evil doing; ill conduct, the commission of some act which is positively unlawful |
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| damages awarded to a person as compensation, indemnity, or, restitution for harm sustained. |
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damages awarded to a person to punish the other litigants because of their
outrageous conduct. |
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Damages awarded a person for suffering because of the act of another
even thought the act was not direct toward the first person specifically and the damages did not
occur immediately. |
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| That degree of care which a reasonable prudent person should exercise under the same or similar circumstances. |
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| One who is at place at the invitation of another and usually has compensated the recreation provider for services or use of the facilities. |
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| Person who has permission to go on land by invite or implied |
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| Someone who intentionally or w/o consent or privilege enters another’s property |
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