Question

Explain the four types of legal wrongs in civil law and give an example of each.

Answer 1

Answer: In civil law, there are four broad types of wrongdoings that can be prosecuted: tort, contract, warranty, or family matters. Tort law refers to laws against wronging someone else with negligence and fraud. Warranty issues involve producers or manufacturers who do not back up the guaranteed quality of their product. Contract cases involve two or more parties who have signed contracts which one party breaches. Lastly, any family issues related to divorce, custody, abuse or adoption can also be categorized under civil law.

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Answer 2

1.) Contract Disputes= when a person who signs a contract breaks/cannot fulfil it

2.) Property Disputes= disputes over property ownership; such as damage to one's property

3.) Torts= a case where one person claims another caused them physical or emotional harm

4.) Complaints against city= when government refuses to settle these complaints they are most of the time then tried as civil cases.

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