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_ /10 CASE 4 _ /1 Parties - Hannah vs Woody _ /2 Issue - Did Hannah committed an intentional tort _ /2 Law - Intentional tort: damage or harm that was done on purpose to a person - Assault: To purposefully lead a person to believe that inappropriate physical contact is about to occur - Battery: an intentional act of offensive physical contact _ /3 Analysis - Hannah's actions could potentially be considered as an assault. Assault refers to the in- tentional creation of fear of an imminent harmful or offensive contact. By wearing a mask and brandishing a toy gun, Hannah intentionally created a sense of threat and fear, which caused Woody to faint and suffer an injury when he hit his head on a wall. _ /2 Remedy - Compensation for the injuries Woody sustained due to Hannah's prank - Court costs

_ /10 CASE 5 _ /1 Parties - Klink vs Dusky Meadows Country Club _ /2 Issue - Is DMCC liable for Klink’s injury _ /2 Law - Occupier’s liability: An occupier of property has a duty to exercise whatever reasonable care, given the circumstances, to ensure that anyone using the property, including that person and anyone with property there—whether or not that person enters the prop- erty—will be reasonably safe. _ /3 Analysis - In this case, the Dusky Meadows Country Club may have a duty to make sure that the routes in the parking lot and other areas of their property, including the golf tourna- ment players, are fairly safe. The black iron posts that are embedded in the asphalt route and are there to stop golf carts from driving in the parking lot could be considered a danger. _ /2 Remedy - Compensation for Klink’s injury - Court costs

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