Law Of Torts - Practice Test

(A) An act of God

(B) An unexpected injury which could not have been foreseen and avoided

(C) An unexpected injury which could have been foreseen and avoided

(D) Both (A) and (B)

(B) An unexpected injury which could not have been foreseen and avoided

(A) Keeps it in a sealed envelope With himself

(B) Sends it in a sealed envelope to 'B' but it is opened by his (A's) butler

(C) Sends it in a sealed envelope to 'B' but it is opened by B's father

(D) Sends it in sealed envelope to B's wife

(D) Sends it in sealed envelope to B's wife

(A) A crime

(B) A tort

(C) A crime & a tort both

(D) Either (A) or (B)

(C) A crime & a tort both

(A) B would not be liable because the surgeon was negligent

(B) B would not be liable because there is no master and servant relationship between B and the surgeon

(C) B would be liable because hospital staff were negligent in keeping the hospital equipment in proper order

(D) B would not be vicariously liable because surgery is a highly skilled work on which B would have no control

(C) B would be liable because hospital staff were negligent in keeping the hospital equipment in proper order

(A) Keeping or storing the dangerous thing by a person on his land

(B) Non-natural use of the land by the person

(C) Escape of the dangerous thing out of the land of the person storing or keeping it and causing damage or injury

(D) All of the above

(D) All of the above

Law Of Torts - Study Mode