Quiz 6 Flashcards

1
Q

libel

A

written defamation

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2
Q

trade secrets

A

the defense of “reverse engineering”

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3
Q

nuisance

A

requires violation of local law

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4
Q

false imprisonment

A

the defense of “merchant detainer”

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5
Q

slander

A

dr. phil falsely calls you a criminal on his tv show

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6
Q

invasion of privacy

A

forfeited by persons in the public eye

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7
Q

spoliation

A

shredding of valuable documents

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8
Q

patents

A

protects your invention

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9
Q

identity theft

A

improper charges to your credit card

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10
Q

copyrights

A

protects your creative works

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11
Q

abuse of process

A

protects against sham lawsuits

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12
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trademarks

A

protects your product’s look and logo

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13
Q

assault

A

the earliest non-impact tort

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14
Q

conversion

A

defendant steals your laptop

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15
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unfair competition

A

the defendant is guilty of “palming off”

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16
Q

trespass

A

defendant dumps his garbage on your land

17
Q

battery

A

defendant pushes you from behind

18
Q

a right of publicity

A

you are a famous singer whose voice is copied in an ad

19
Q

emotional distress

A

requires outrageous conduct

20
Q

professional malpractice of doctors, lawyers, accountants is the tort of _______

A

negligance

21
Q

agency law is based upon ____ liability

A

indirect liability

22
Q

true or false: employees are always agents

A

true

23
Q

list 3 types of agents

A
  1. insurance
  2. sports
  3. consultation
24
Q

_____ authority is your GM contracting for emergency plumbing

A

implied authority

25
Q

the class example of your Gm selling a customer a recalled computer illustrated ______ authority.

A

apparent authority

26
Q

list 4 factors that indicate independent contractor status

A
  1. specialized work
  2. contract says independent contract
  3. works on per job basis
  4. not salary based
27
Q

true or false: as a general rule, the agent is personally liable for his authorized contracts

A

false

28
Q

true or false: as a general rule, the agent is personally liable for his torts.

A

true

29
Q

as a general rule, the principal is persoanlly liable for the torts of his agent if ________

A

the agent committed the tort within the scope of employment

30
Q

true or false: in negligent torts, as a general rule, coming and going is within the scope of employment.

A

false

31
Q

true or false: in negligent torts, as a general rule, frolic and detour is outside the scope of employment

A

true

32
Q

in intentional torts, as a general rule, the principle ___ liable under the ______ legal test

A

is

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