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Verified Complaints, which allege Complex Contract and Civil Wrongs(Torts) covering multiple area(s) of Common Law and Statutory Jurisdictional Issues:
(a) Abuse of Process:
Abuse of process is the tort of bringing or instituting a civil or criminal action against a person out of malice or without legitimate basis or for an improper purpose.
(b) Adhesion Contracts
An adhesion contract is a take it or leave it offer that courts will not enforce if there is a lack of reasonable contractual intent on the part of the offeree.
(c) Anticipatory Breach
An anticipatory breach is a communication from a contractual party to not perform a contractual obligation when performance becomes due.
(d) Assault (Torts)
Assault is an intentional act that causes a reasonable apprehension and the apprehension results.
(e) Battery (Torts)
Battery the intentional act that causes a harmful or offensive contact with another person.
(f) Breach of Express Warranty:
Products liability theory, when a manufacturer of a product, a salesperson releases an unreasonably dangerous product into the stream of commerce, while representing that the product is safe for its intended usage, a party relies on the false representations and injured as a result.
(g) Breach of Implied Warranty:
Products liability theory, when a manufacturer releases an unreasonably dangerous product into the stream of commerce while implying or representing that the product is fit for a particular purpose or its intended purpose. A party relies on the representation because of professional knowledge or experience, and injured as a result.
(g) Concealment
Intentional misrepresentation or false statement of a material fact, with the intent to deceive, when a person has a duty to disclose the true facts, A person relies on the statement as presented and damaged as a result.
(h) Contract Fraud
Intentional misrepresentation or false statement of a material fact, with an intent to deceive, A party relies on the false statement as a basis for his decision, had he been known that the statement was false, he would not have entered the into the contract.
(I) Conversion
Intentional act that causes substantial interference with the personal property of another person that permanently deprives them usage of the property.
(j) Deceit
Intentional misrepresentation of a material fact, with the intent to deceive. (cf. Fraud)
(k) Defamation
An unprivileged false statement of material fact, about a person, published to a third person, causing damage to his/her character.
(l) False Imprisonment
An intentional act that cause a person to be confined to an area without any apparent means of escape. Awareness of the confinement is necessary.
(M) False Light (Invasion Of Privacy)
The publication of a false portrayal of a person causing inconvenience or embarrassment. (cf. Defamation)
(N) Negligence
Negligence is when a persons conduct falls below the standard of care established by the law for protection of others against an unreasonable risk of harm or injury.
(O) Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress
When a persons conduct is extreme and outrageous resulting in severe emotional distress to another person.
(P) Interference with a Prospective Economic Relationship
When a persons actions interfere with a known business relationship that causes injury. This might occur with an interference with a contractual relationship.
(Q) Intrusion
this is an Invasion of Privacy caused by an unreasonable intrusion into the peace and solitude of a person or persons.
Verified Complaints, which allege Complex Contract and Civil Wrongs(Torts) covering multiple area(s) of Common Law and Statutory Jurisdictional Issues:
(a) Abuse of Process:
Abuse of process is the tort of bringing or instituting a civil or criminal action against a person out of malice or without legitimate basis or for an improper purpose.
(b) Adhesion Contracts
An adhesion contract is a take it or leave it offer that courts will not enforce if there is a lack of reasonable contractual intent on the part of the offeree.
(c) Anticipatory Breach
An anticipatory breach is a communication from a contractual party to not perform a contractual obligation when performance becomes due.
(d) Assault (Torts)
Assault is an intentional act that causes a reasonable apprehension and the apprehension results.
(e) Battery (Torts)
Battery the intentional act that causes a harmful or offensive contact with another person.
(f) Breach of Express Warranty:
Products liability theory, when a manufacturer of a product, a salesperson releases an unreasonably dangerous product into the stream of commerce, while representing that the product is safe for its intended usage, a party relies on the false representations and injured as a result.
(g) Breach of Implied Warranty:
Products liability theory, when a manufacturer releases an unreasonably dangerous product into the stream of commerce while implying or representing that the product is fit for a particular purpose or its intended purpose. A party relies on the representation because of professional knowledge or experience, and injured as a result.
(g) Concealment
Intentional misrepresentation or false statement of a material fact, with the intent to deceive, when a person has a duty to disclose the true facts, A person relies on the statement as presented and damaged as a result.
(h) Contract Fraud
Intentional misrepresentation or false statement of a material fact, with an intent to deceive, A party relies on the false statement as a basis for his decision, had he been known that the statement was false, he would not have entered the into the contract.
(I) Conversion
Intentional act that causes substantial interference with the personal property of another person that permanently deprives them usage of the property.
(j) Deceit
Intentional misrepresentation of a material fact, with the intent to deceive. (cf. Fraud)
(k) Defamation
An unprivileged false statement of material fact, about a person, published to a third person, causing damage to his/her character.
(l) False Imprisonment
An intentional act that cause a person to be confined to an area without any apparent means of escape. Awareness of the confinement is necessary.
(M) False Light (Invasion Of Privacy)
The publication of a false portrayal of a person causing inconvenience or embarrassment. (cf. Defamation)
(N) Negligence
Negligence is when a persons conduct falls below the standard of care established by the law for protection of others against an unreasonable risk of harm or injury.
(O) Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress
When a persons conduct is extreme and outrageous resulting in severe emotional distress to another person.
(P) Interference with a Prospective Economic Relationship
When a persons actions interfere with a known business relationship that causes injury. This might occur with an interference with a contractual relationship.
(Q) Intrusion
this is an Invasion of Privacy caused by an unreasonable intrusion into the peace and solitude of a person or persons.