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Is a D liable for assault on a person even though there has not been an actual physical ivasion of the person by the D? While there was no harm to P, D did commit a tort of assault and should …
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After Defendant struck the door of Plaintiff’s tavern with a hatchet, Plaintiff told Defendant to stop. Defendant saw Plaintiff and struck the door with the hatchet again, but he did not hit Plaintiff.
Holding: Shares the Court's answer to the legal questions raised in the issue. Concurring / Dissenting Opinions: Includes valuable concurring or dissenting opinions and their key points. …
The wife of I. de S. put her head out the window of the house and ordered him to stop. W. de S. waved the hatchet toward her head but did not actually strike her.
The justices of the traveling courts known as the Assizes pondered this question in the iconic torts case I. de S. and Wife versus W. de S. I. de S. and his wife, M., ran a...
Defendant struck a tavern door with a hatchet after realizing it was closed, and then struck again after the owner's wife stuck her head out and told him to stop. Though the defendant did not …
These are all of the case briefs that I wrote in law school. Hopefully they can help you through your law school journey as well.
Defendant's Argument (s) Defendant argued that he did not make contact with P, therefore, it is not an assault. Rule (The Law) A person can be liable for assault even though there has been …
There’s a good policy reason for allowing the action despite the fact that no one was hurt: it’s good to deter people from attempting to hurt someone. Sometimes they might succeed, so if you can …
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