Strict liability in tort imposes liability on the defendant:

A defendant swings a fist at one person, missing that person but striking a nearby third party. Under tort law, the defendant’s intent to commit battery on the first person:

Congress’s authority to incorporate a national bank, although not specifically enumerated in the Constitution, was upheld under the necessary and proper clause in:

A delivery company hires a driver without checking his driving record, which would have revealed three prior convictions for driving while intoxicated. Two weeks after his hiring, the driver causes an accident while making a scheduled delivery, intoxicated. A pedestrian sues the company. The most likely outcome is that the company is:

Which of the following is one of the four essential elements of a valid contract?

The intentional tort of battery requires:

Under the ordinary common law, a modification of an existing contract is generally enforceable only if it is supported by:

A mistake pertaining to a fact going to the very existence or essential nature of the subject matter of a contract is called:

The knowing element of fraud (often called scienter) is satisfied when the misrepresenting party:

A mutual mistake by both parties as to a material fact bearing on the very subject matter of the agreement generally renders the contract: