Nuisance, Survival Acts And Wrongful Death - Exercise E - Rlg

Front 1

A claim from the decadents estate or legal representatives based on negligent death.

Back 1

1. wrongful death claims P 67

Front 2

A substantial, unreasonable interference by the defendant occurs and which affects the plaintiff's reasonable use of land.

An unreasonable interference with the community's health, safety, welfare, property rights and interests.

Back 2

private nuisance

public nuisance

pp. 65

Front 3

Nuisance, like products liability is not a separate tort, since it is based on other recognized categories of traditional torts. Nuisance claims are based upon intentional torts, negligence, and strict liability sometimes referred to as ___________.

Back 3

3. nuisance per se p. 62

Front 4

Laws that permit tort claims to continue, i.e., survive past the death of the party.

Back 4

4. survival acts p.67

Front 5

A special duty put upon the owner of property concerning "infant trespassers" when there is a dangerous condition on the property that will attract youthful trespassers.

Back 5

5. attractive nuisance p.63

Front 6

Assumption of risk defense when the defendant property wasn't considered a nuisance until plaintiff relocated near the defendant (under the present majority rule, this is not a valid defense).

Back 6

6. moving to the nuisance

Front 7

Another term for young trespassers.

Back 7

7. infant trespassers

Front 8

Give an example of A public nuisance

Back 8

company dumping toxic waste in a river

Front 9

Give an example of An attractive nuisance

Back 9

abandoned well shaft

Front 10

Give an example of A wrongful death claim

Back 10

The Ron Goldman v. Simpson case

Front 11

Give an example of A survival act claim

Back 11

Heirs proceeding with deceased’s nuisance case