LAW 122 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Rylands V Fletcher, Statutory Authority, Strict Liability
26 Dec 2016
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: occurs when two or more defendants agree to act together with the primary purpose of causing the plaintiff to suffer a financial loss. : occurs when the plaintiff suffers a loss as a result of the defendant"s threat to commit an unlawful act against either plaintiff or a third party. Two party intimidation: occurs when defendant directly coerces the plaintiff into suffering a loss. Three party intimidation: occurs when defendant coerces a third party into acting in a way that hurts the plaintiff. : occurs when the defendant disrupts a contract that exists between the plaintiff and a third party. Direct inducement to breach of contract: occurs when the defendant directly persuades a third party to break its contract with the plaintiff. Indirect inducement to breach of contract: occurs when the defendant indirectly persuades a third party to break its contract with the plaintiff. : requires an occupier of premises to protect visitors from harm.
