Tort law allows people a way to recover from their injuries if another person doesn't act reasonably, because the premise of the law is that people should go about their daily business in a way that doesn't harm other people or their property. True or false?

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Whitney Lawrence

Social Studies

3 February, 20:36

Tort law allows people a way to recover from their injuries if another person doesn't act reasonably, because the premise of the law is that people should go about their daily business in a way that doesn't harm other people or their property. True or false?

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Jaylen Mccullough · Answer 1

True

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In common law, Tort law applies to parties or claimants that suffer losses or damages as a result of the actions of the other party (defendant) that is known to commit a tortious act and therefore is legally liable and must compensate the claimant to this effect. In this way people are able to recover from any damages or injuries and individuals are not harmed by the actions of others