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stellarik [79]
3 years ago
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Kevin and James are regular patrons at the King's Arms pub. Kevin has a different favorite hockey team than James. James is easi

ly provoked to severe anger, and often threatens to beat Kevin up during discussions about hockey. One day, Kevin comes into the pub wearing his favorite team's hockey jersey. When James sees the jersey he becomes very angry and forcefully punches Kevin in the arm. A few nights later, James throws a cup of hot coffee on Kevin resulting in severe burns to Kevin's arms. What type of tort has James committed
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1 answer:
kirza4 [7]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

The right approach is "Intentional Tort".

Explanation:

  • A tort that could be a civil mistake that takes place whenever an offender commits an intentional act that makes it dangerous to such a third party, is termed as Intentional tort.
  • Across more cases, James deliberately pushed on Kevin either threw warm coffee or chocolate drinks, as well as tried to injure Kevin.
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