Torts 1 2025 Fall Final Exam Questions
and Answers
False Imprisonment - --Answer --Volitional act
Intent to confine (subjective)
Act is substantial cause of plaintiff being confined (objective)
Plaintiff is conscious or harmed by confinement
Conversion examples - --Answer --STORMS
stealing it
transferring it
refusing to give back
substantially changing it
destroying it
misusing it
Defense of property keys - --Answer --No deadly force to defend property
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, Sincere reasonable belief tort is being committed or future tort
Request to desist is made unless dangerous
Public necessity defense - --Answer --Complete privilege
Reasonable belief necessary to minimize harm to public
Private necessity defense - --Answer --Incomplete defense
Act of trespass due to emergency
Necessary and proportional
Trespass to chattels - --Answer --Volitional act of interference with the right
of possession of another's personal property
Intent to perform act of interference (knowledge/sub. certainty enough)
Act is substantial cause of interference in the right of possession of another's
personal property (intermeddling, damage, dispossession)
Damages
Exceptions of conversion that don't require taking possession - --Answer --
literary property, scientific invention, secret business plans, items for sale
Defense of others - --Answer --reasonable belief third party would have self
defense privilege
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and Answers
False Imprisonment - --Answer --Volitional act
Intent to confine (subjective)
Act is substantial cause of plaintiff being confined (objective)
Plaintiff is conscious or harmed by confinement
Conversion examples - --Answer --STORMS
stealing it
transferring it
refusing to give back
substantially changing it
destroying it
misusing it
Defense of property keys - --Answer --No deadly force to defend property
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, Sincere reasonable belief tort is being committed or future tort
Request to desist is made unless dangerous
Public necessity defense - --Answer --Complete privilege
Reasonable belief necessary to minimize harm to public
Private necessity defense - --Answer --Incomplete defense
Act of trespass due to emergency
Necessary and proportional
Trespass to chattels - --Answer --Volitional act of interference with the right
of possession of another's personal property
Intent to perform act of interference (knowledge/sub. certainty enough)
Act is substantial cause of interference in the right of possession of another's
personal property (intermeddling, damage, dispossession)
Damages
Exceptions of conversion that don't require taking possession - --Answer --
literary property, scientific invention, secret business plans, items for sale
Defense of others - --Answer --reasonable belief third party would have self
defense privilege
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