ADMS 3420 Chapter Notes - Chapter 18: Vicarious Liability, Wrongful Dismissal, Baycrest

• School: York University
• Department: Administrative Studies
• Course: ADMS 3420
• Professor: Chris Sweeney

Document Summary

Tort of deceit: a tort in which party a makes a false statement with the intention of. Introduction misleading party b; party b relies on the false statement, and, as a result, party b suffers a loss. Negligent misrepresentation: a tort in which party a, owing a duty of care, makes an untrue statement to party b without sufficient care as to the statement"s accuracy, which. Party b then relies upon and suffers loss as a result. Injunctions: a legal order issued by a judge prohibiting a person from engaging in a particular course of action, such a breaching a contact, committing a tort, or violating a statute. Nuisance: a tort in which the activities of one person unreasonable interfere with the use of enjoyment of the property of another person. Conspiracy to injure: a tort that involves two or more people acting in combination with the intention of causing harm to another party and actually causing that harm.