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  • Tort
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  • A tort is a civil wrong other than a breach of contract.
  • Tort (不法行為) is a Tritekian, that is apart of the of The Tritek Army. he is a elte warrior and a member of the Cobra Legion. Tort makes his debut in Dragon Ball SF.
  • A tort (from the old French for "wrong") is an act which arises as the result of a human agency (as opposed to an Act of God) that results in both an injury to a person (including an artificial person) or property and is recognized as actionable in a court of law. Such an act is "tortious". Not all acts that result in injury are tortious, such as a disclosure that damages reputation, but is true. Torts fall into two general types:
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  • Cobra General Thon Tara Conda Mata Naraka Medamatcha Egon
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  • Tritekian
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  • Male
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  • 不法行為 Tort
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  • Dragon Ball SF
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  • A tort is a civil wrong other than a breach of contract.
  • Tort (不法行為) is a Tritekian, that is apart of the of The Tritek Army. he is a elte warrior and a member of the Cobra Legion. Tort makes his debut in Dragon Ball SF.
  • A tort (from the old French for "wrong") is an act which arises as the result of a human agency (as opposed to an Act of God) that results in both an injury to a person (including an artificial person) or property and is recognized as actionable in a court of law. Such an act is "tortious". Not all acts that result in injury are tortious, such as a disclosure that damages reputation, but is true. Torts fall into two general types: * Intentional torts, which are torts where a person intends to cause harm by their activity. Examples of such torts are battery, defamation, and conversion. * Negligence, which is damage caused by an act or omission, where a duty of care is owed to the party suffering damages, where actual damage occurs and where the act or omission would not have been carried out by a person acting in a reasonable manner. Lawsuits that are framed in negligence can arise out of automobile accidents, professional malpractice, and failure to maintain property.