Review #2 Flashcards
Negligent infliction of emotional distress three special situation theory:
- delivered an erroneous announcement of death or illness.
- mishandled a corpse or bodily remains
OR - contaminated food with a repulsive foreign object.
Who may bring a private nuisance action?
A person with a possessory interest in real prop. (ownership/lease), if the D sub. and unreas. interfered with the person’s use and enjoyment of that prop.
A commercial supplier is strictly liable for harm caused by a manufacturing defect - which is
any deviation from a product’s intended design that render it more dangerous than a reasonable consumer would expect - in a product that is produced or sold.
Is a duty owed to an unborn but viable child in utero?
Yes, any duty owed to a pregnant women is also a duty to her unborn, viable child.
Are negligent intervening acts generally regarded as foreseeable?
Yes, for example if someone is wearing a manufactured product that could injure a P if they are tripped, the manufacturer’s liability would not be cut off, because the tripping is considered reasonably foreseeable.