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Assignment Law of Torts
Assignment Law of Torts
• A Tort refers to a civil wrong. It is a private wrong in that it constitutes a wrongful act in the
form of a harm or injury caused to a person or their property. Torts are categorized into
Intentional Torts, Strict Liability Torts, and Negligent Torts.
• A Contract refers to an oral or written agreement between two or more parties, who intend to
create legal obligations, to perform some work or service in return for a valuable consideration,
which is usually in the form of a payment.
• When a person commits a Tort, the court will not look at the Tort but at the harm or injury
suffered by the victim as a result of that Tort. The court will typically order the defendant to pay
compensation or provide other relief to the injured party.
• A Contract has an offer and an acceptance of that offer and the parties involved must have
capacity to contract. A breach of Contract by either party may result in awarding the remedy of
Damages.
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Sougata Banik
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B.com LLB