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Torts (intentional torts (defenses (necessity (reasonably necessary to…

- - - - physical invasion of property
      - intentional entry is all that's required
    - - intentional act that interferes with the plaintiff's chattel, causing harm
      - tangible personal property or intangible property that has physcial representation
      - interferes with plaintiff's right to possession
    - - intentional act that causes the destruction or serious interference with the plaintiff's chattel
      - raises interference to a serious level that warrants the defendant paying full value
      - greater use and longer period of interference
  - - - intent for one tort but commit a different one
        
        assault
        
        batter
        
        false imprisonment
        
        trespass to land
        
        trespass to chattels
  - - - reasonably necessary to avoid a substantially greater harm to the public, defendant, or defendants more valuable property
  - - - reasonable apprehension of immediate harmful or offensive conduct
      - words alone insufficient
    - - harmful or offensive contact with the victim or something closely connected with the victim
      - reasonable person standard
      - anything attached to the victims person
      - direct touching not required
    - - intentional act that causes plaintiff to be confined or restrained to a bounded area against plaintiff's will and plaintiff knows of the confinement
    - - intentional or reckless act amounting to extreme and outrageous conduct that causes the plaintiff severe mental distress
- - - - defect
      - vonytol
      - changes
      - business
      - causation
      - damages
- - - - standard of care
    - - negligence per se
      - re ipsa loquitor
        
        accident caused injury that would not normally occur unless someone was negligent
    - - cause in fact
      - proximate cause