Specific Torts/Real Property Available Remedies Flashcards
What are the available remedies for destroyed property?
Compensatory damages
What are the available remedies for damaged property?
Compensatory damages
What are the available remedies for destroyed disposition?
(ii) Compensatory Damages
(ii) Restitutionary Damages
If defendant benefits
(iii) Replevin
(iv) Mandatory Injunction- If chattel unique and damages and replevin won’t work
(v) Constructive Trusts/Equitable Liens- Particularly if defendant is insolvent and/or “tracing” facts are involved
(vi) Self-Help- Reasonable force to recapture
What are the available remedies for simple trespass?
(ii) Nominal Damages
(ii) Restitutionary Damages
(iii) Injunction: Avoiding multiplicity of actions
What are the available remedies for destruction/damage of realty?
(ii) Compensatory Damages
(ii) Injunction
What are the available remedies for dispossession of realty?
(ii) Compensatory Damages
(ii) Restitutionary Damages
(iii) Ejectment: Since it’s available, no injunction
(iv) Constructive Trusts/Equitable Liens
What are the available remedies for encroachment?
(ii) Compensatory Damages
(ii) Injunction: Probably emphasize balancing of hardships
What are the available remedies for nuisance?
(ii) Compensatory Damages
(ii) Injunction: Probably emphasize balancing of hardships
In personal injury torts what kind of remedies are available?
- Compensatory damages and
2. Injunction
What rules apply to personal injury torts for compensatory damages that involve economic or special damages?
Certainty rules. (how much you would actually make form lost earning etc)
Do the certainty rules apply to non-economic or general damages (e.g pain and suffering)?
Certainty rules do not apply.
For compensatory damages, what kind of payment is necessary?
A lump sum payment that is discounted to present value without taking inflation into account.
When is an injunction available for a personal injury tort?
Only against prospective intentional tortious conduct.
What remedies are available for Fraud?
(1) Damages
(2) Constructive Trusts/Equitable Liens