Torts Attack Outline
I. Intentional Torts
A. General Rules
-
Voluntary Act: Defendant must make a voluntary physical movement.
-
Intent Defined: Defendant (1) desires to cause the consequence, OR (2) knows with substantial certainty that the consequence will occur.
-
Transferred Intent: Intent can transfer:
-
Person to Person: Intent to harm one person transfers to another.
-
Tort to Tort: Intent for one tort (Assault, Battery, False Imprisonment, Trespass to Land, Trespass to Chattels) transfers to another of these five.
-
Capacity: All persons, including children and mentally incompetent individuals, are capable of intent and liable.
-
Causation: Defendant's act must directly cause or be a substantial factor in causing the harm.
-
Damages:
-
**Nomin
This is a preview. Create a free account to read the complete outline — plus AI essay grading, flashcards, and more.