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- False Imprisonment
- Assault
- Trespass to Land
- Battery
- IIED
- Trespass to Chattels
- Conversion
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Term
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Definition
- Non-Consenual
- Touching
- Intent (substantial certainty)
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Term
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Definition
- Non-consenual
- Threat or use of force
- Intent
- Imminent apprehension of harm
- No physical injuries must be present
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Term
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Definition
- Non-consenual
- Intent: intent to do harm or substantial certainty of immediate consequence
- Owenership: who had the exclusive right to possession of the property?
- Entry (includes projecting an object onto someone else's property
- No requirement for damages
Dougherty v. Stepp
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Term
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Definition
- Any intentional interference with a person's use or posession of a chattel.
- Non-consenual
- Intent
- Ownership
- Interference
- Object must be taken out of the immediate possession
- The act must cause some damages (damage great enough, may rise to conversion)
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Term
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Definition
The wrongful possession or disposition of another's property as if it were one's own; an act or series of acts of willful interference, without lawful jusitification, with an item of property in a manner inconsistent with another's right, whereby that other person is deprived of the use and possession of the property. |
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Term
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Definition
- Better right to ownership
- Act of changing the chattel from one form to another
- You only need intent to take possession of the property
- Owner must be deprived of the use and possession of the property
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Term
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Definition
- Restraint of a person in a bounded area without justification or consent.
- Intent
- Non-consenual
- Actual duress
- Knowledge/Awareness of imprisonment
- Must have a casual link
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Term
Intentional Infliction of
Emotional Distress |
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Definition
- Intentionally or recklessly causing another person severe emotional distress through ones's extreme or outrageous conduct.
- Extreme or Outrageous conduct
- Misrepresentation of a material fact (P must rely on material fact)
- Conduct that is directed at another
- Intent to give a false impression
- Resulting in severe emotional distress or bodily injury
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