AIBE XIV — September 2019 — Q.77 (Law of Torts)

Q.77

Tort, MV Act & Consumer Protection Medium Knowledge-Based

Bare Act Law of Torts · Ashby v. White

The Latin word ‘Injuria Sine Damnum’ Literally means:

✓ Infringement of legal right without damages. Answer

B Damages without Infringement of legal right.

C Both (a) and (b)

D All of the above

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'Injuria Sine Damnum' literally means 'injury without damage' or 'legal wrong without actual loss.' Even if no tangible damage occurred, if a legal right is violated, the injured person can sue. Example: Ashby v. White (voting right denied).

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Subject Tort, MV Act & Consumer Protection

Difficulty Medium

Act Law of Torts

Section Ashby v. White

Answer (A) Knowledge-Based

Paper AIBE XIV — September 2019

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