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Beteiligte Personen:	Weissbrodt, David S. 1944- (VerfasserIn), Byrn, Mary Patricia (VerfasserIn)
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adam_text	Table of Contents Professor Donald G. Marshall (1931-2010).............................. iii Contributions .................................................. xiii Chapter I _________ INTRODUCTION ................................1 What is a Tort? ................................................ 2 Why Study Torts? .............................................. 3 How to Study Torts? .............................................3 Chapter Π ________ CASE ANALYSIS ................................7 A Civil Action Described ......................................... 8 Karl Llewellyn, This Case System: What to Do with the Cases .............. 16 Arthur W. Murphy, An Analysis of Holding and Dictum .................. 26 Chapter III ________ THEORIES OF LIABILITY IN TORT ............... 31 Case of the Thorns ............................................. 32 Note — Background of the Case of the Thorns ......................... 33 Weaver v. Ward ............................................... 34 Note — Negligence Then and Now ................................. 35 Note — Excuse and Justification ................................... 35 Brown v. Kendall .............................................. 36 Note — The Early Background of Torts .............................. 40 Ballew v. Aiello ............................................... 43 Note — The United States Tort Law System ........................... 45 Note — Remedies ............................................. 45 Chapter IV INTENTIONAL TORTS .......................... 47 A. VOLUNTARY ACTS AND INTENT .......................... 48 Garratt v. Dailey ....................................... 49 Note — Garratt on Remand ............................... 52 Note — Bench Trial vs. Jury Trial ........................... 53 Note — The Liability of Parents for the Torts of Their Children ...... 53 Note — The Restatements and The American Law Institute ......... 55 Seigel v. Long ......................................... 57 McGuire v. Almy ....................................... 58 Alteiri v. Colasso....................................... 61 ,· Note — Transferred Intent ................................ 62 B. BATTERY ............................................. 64 Baldinger v. Banks ..................................... 64 Note — The New York State Court System .................... 66 Note — Thin-Skulled Person (Eggshell Plaintiff) ............... . 67 Wishnatsky v. Huey ..................................... 67 Paul v. Holbrook ....................................... 70 : v Table of Contents Cohen v. Smith ........................................ 72 Picard v. Barry Pontiac-Buick, Inc........................... 74 C. ASSAULT ............................................. 77 Kramer v. Ricbmeier ....................................78 Cucinotti v. Ortmann .................................... 79 BanL· v. Shivers ....................................... 82 Western Union Telegraph Co. v. Hill .........................85 Note — Criminal Assault and Battery ........................ 87 D. FALSE IMPRISONMENT .................................. 88 Green v. Donroe ....................................... 89 Whittaker v. Sanford .................................... 90 Note — Remittitur and Additar .............................92 National Bond & Investment Co. v. Whithorn ................... 93 Webber v. Froedtert Memorial Lutheran Hospital ................96 Parvi v. City of Kingston ................................. 98 Scofieldv. Critical Air Medicine, Inc ........................ 101 Sehr oeder v. Lufthansa German Airlines ..................... 105 E. INTENTIONAL INFLICTION OF SEVERE EMOTIONAL DISTRESS ............................................ 108 Bowden v. Spiegel, Inc .................................. 109 State Rubbish Collectors Association v. Siliznoff ................ 110 Kentucky Fried Chicken National Management Co. v. Weathersby ... 114 Dornfeldv. Oberg ..................................... 119 Slocum v. Food Fair Stores of Florida ....................... 122 Patterson v. Wu Family Corporation ........................ 124 Harris v. Jones ....................................... 125 Note — Federal Taxation of Tort Damage Awards .............. 130 F. OTHER INTENTIONAL TORTS ............................ 131 Note — Torts on the Internet ............................. 133 Note — International Tort Claims in the United States ........... 135 Note — Causation and Intentional Torts ...................... 137 G. DEFENSES TO INTENTIONAL TORTS ...................... 138 1. Consent ............................................. 139 O Brien v. CunardS.S. Co., Ltd. ......................... 139 Note — Who was Mary O Brien? ........................ 141 Mohr v. Williams .................................... 141 De May v. Roberts ................................... 145 Note — Consent and Medical Battery ...................... 148 Note — Additional Consent Issues ........................ 148 2. Necessity — Public and Private ............................ 150 Surocco v. Geary .................................... 150 Note — The Saltpetre Case ............................. 152 vi Table of Contents Wegnerv. Milwaukee Mutual Insurance Co .................. 152 Ploofv. Putnam ..................................... 156 Vincent v. Lake Erie Transportation Co ..................... 158 Note — The Government as Tort Suit Defendant .............. 161 3. Self-Defense ......................................... 164 Maichle v. Jonovic ................................... 164 Note — Special Verdicts ............................... 167 Silas v. Bowen ...................................... 167 4. Defense of Others ...................................... 170 5. Defense of Property .................................... 170 Katko v. Briney ..................................... 170 6. Shopkeeper s Privilege and Privilege to Recapture Chattels ........ 174 Alvarado v. City of Dodge City .......................... 174 Note — False Imprisonment and False Arrest ................ 177 Note — Current Status of the Shopkeeper s Privilege ......... 178 Minn. Stat. § 629.366 (1957)........................... 178 Minn. Stat. § 629.366 (1998)........................... 178 7. Discipline — By Parents and Other Authority Figures ............ 180 Steber v. Norris ..................................... 181 Note — The European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights ............................................ 185 8. Other Defenses to Intentional Torts ......................... 186 Note — Basic Principles Common to All Privileges ............ 187 Chapter V _________ NEGLIGENCE ................................ 191 A. INTRODUCTION TO NEGLIGENCE ........................ 192 Lobért v. Pack ........................................ 192 Cadorette v. Sumner County Board of Education ............... 195 Note — Duty and Breach, Judge and Jury .................... 197 Adams v. Bullock ...................................... 198 Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Co. v. Krayenbuhl ........ 199 Kleinknecht v. Gettysburg College .......................... 202 Note — Injury Caused During Rescue ....................... 206 Lubitz v. Wells ........................................ 206 Note — What Does Inherently Dangerous Mean? ............. 207 B. REPRISE: UNDERSTANDING NEGLIGENCE IN CONTEXT ...... 207 United States v. Carroll Towing Co ......................... 208 Note — The Calculus of Risk Applied (or Misapplied) ........... 211 Note ·— The Coase Theorem, an Economic Analysis of Torts ...... 213 С DUTY TO USE REASONABLE CARE ....................... 215 1. The Reasonably Prudent Person ............................ 215 vii Table of Contents Vaughan v. Menlove .................................. 216 Cordas v. Peerless Transportation Co ...................... 219 Note — Emergency Situations and the Reasonable Person ....... 220 Delair v. McAdoo .................................... 221 Note — Knowledge and the Reasonable Person of Ordinary Prudence .......................................... 223 Note — Superior Knowledge or other Mental Attributes .........224 Breunig v. American Family Insurance Co ...................225 Gould v. American Family Mutual Insurance Co .............. 228 Note — Liability Insurance and Direct Action Statutes ..........232 Seattle Electric Co. v. Hovden ........................... 233 Note — Standards for Mental Illness and Severely Reduced Capacity to Perceive The Risk ....................................235 Roberts v. State ..................................... 235 Neumann v. Shlansky ................................. 239 Note — Hoyt v. Rosenberg ............................. 242 Note — Dellwo v. Pearson ............................. 242 Tucker v. Henniter ................................... 244 2. The Role of Custom in Establishing a Standard of Care ........... 245 The T. J. Hooper .................................... 246 Note — Additional Evidence ............................ 248 Note — Restatement (Third) of Torts on Custom .......... 249 Note — Appeal of an Interlocutory Decree .................. 249 Marcila v. American Family Mutual Insurance Company ........ 249 Osborn v. Irwin Memorial Blood Bank ..................... 253 Note — The Daubert Standard for Admissibility of Expert Testimony ......................................... 257 Vergara v. Doan ..................................... 258 Note — Use of the Local and National Standards .............. 261 Helling v. Carey ..................................... 261 Note — After Helling ................................. 265 Hook v. Rothstein.................................... 267 Canterbury v. Spence ................................. 271 Note — Different Approaches Regarding the Failure to Disclose Material Risks of Medical Procedures ...................... 279 Note — Consent Given by Family Members of the Patient ....... 280 Demonstrate Your Learning: Smith v. Jones ................. 280 Demonstrate Your Learning: Swift v. Jackson ................ 283 Note — Approval by the Food and Drug Administration ........ 285 3. The Role of Judges in Establishing a Standard of Care ............ 285 Baltimore & Ohio R. Co. v. Goodman ......................286 viii Table of Contents Pokora v. Wabash Railway Co ........................... 287 Note — The Role of the Jury in Negligence Cases ............. 290 Note — Aggravated Wrongdoing: Willful and Wanton Misconduct ........................................ 290 4. The Role of Statutes in Establishing a Standard of Care ........... 291 Bob Godfrey Pontiac, Inc. v. Roloff ....................... 292 Clinkscales v. Carver ................................. 296 Dance v. Town of Southampton .......................... 298 Ross v. Alexander .................................... 301 Note — The Restatement (Third) of Torts on Statutes ....... 303 Teply v. Lincoln ..................................... 304 Sipes v. Albertson s Inc ................................ 307 Note — Dram Shop Liability ............................ 309 Satterlee v. Orange Glenn School District of San Diego County ... 310 Note — After Satterlee................................ 321 Note — Using Criminal Statutes as a Substitute for a Common Law Standard of Care ..................................... 321 Note — Other Uses of Statutes .......................... 322 Kemp v. Wisconsin Electric Power Co ...................... 323 Demonstrate Your Learning: Noll v. Dine ................... 326 D. BREACH OF DUTY ..................................... 330 1. Proof of Negligence .................................... 331 Goddard v. Boston & Maine Railroad Co ................... 331 Note — Methods of Establishing Breach of Duty .............. 331 Anjou v. Boston Elevated Railway Co ...................... 332 Note — Procedural Result .............................. 333 Note — Burden of Proof ............................... 333 2. Res Ipsa Loquitur ...................................... 336 Byrne v. Boadle ..................................... 337 Larson v. St. Francis Hotel ............................. 338 Escola v. Coca Cola Bottling Co. of Fresno ................. 340 Note — The Exclusive Control Requirement ............... 344 Brannon v. Wood .................................... 345 Note — Specific vs. General Allegations of Negligence ......... 351 Ybarra v. Spangard.................................. 351 Note — The Impact of Ybarra ........................... 356 Imig v. Beck ........................................ 357 Demonstrate Your Learning: Smith v. County Fair Association et al..................................... 361 Demonstrate Your Learning: Naylor v. Stansel & Pelker ........ 363 E. CAUSE-IN-FACT ....................................... 365 ix Table of Contents 1. But-For Test .......................................... 366 Rouleau v. Blotner ................................... 366 2. Substantial Factor Test .................................. 368 Basko v. Sterling Drug ................................ 368 Note — Causation Terminology .......................... 372 3. Complex Causation ..................................... 373 Summers v. Tice ..................................... 373 Note — Multiple Sufficient Causal Sets in the Restatement (Third) of Torts ................................... 376 Herskovits v. Group Health Cooperative of Puget Sound ........ 377 Note — Professional Malpractice ......................... 385 Šindeli v. Abbott Laboratories ........................... 386 Note — Šindeli v. Abbot Laboratories: An Ambiguity Resolved . . . 398 F. PROXIMATE CAUSE .................................... 403 Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co. v. Daniels ................... 404 1. Unforeseeable Consequences .............................. 405 Marshall Durbin, Inc. v. Tew ............................ 405 Christianson v. Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railway Co ................................... 407 Ryan v. New York Central Railroad Co ..................... 410 Sipes v. Albertson s Inc ................................ 412 Note — The Restatement (Third) of Torts and Proximate Cause ............................................ 413 Benn v. Thomas, K-G, Ltd. ............................. 413 Re Polemis and Furness, Withy & Co., Ltd. .................. 415 Overseas Tankship (U.K.) Ltd. v. Morts Dock & Engineering Co., Ltd. .............................................. 418 Overseas Tankship (U.K.) Ltd. v. The Miller Steamship Co. PTV. . . 423 Note — The Required Specificity of the Foreseeable Harm ....... 426 Palsgraf v. Long Island Railroad Co ....................... 427 John Noonan, Persons and Masks of the Law ................ 436 Kinsman Transit Co. [No. I] ............................ 460 Kinsman Transit Co. [No. 2]............................ 468 Tennessee Trailways, Inc. v. Ervin ........................ 471 2. Intervening Causes ..................................... 473 Derdiarian et al. v. Felix Contracting Corp .................. 474 Watson v. Kentucky & Indiana Bridge & R. Co ................ 476 Marshall v. Nugent ................................... 478 G. LIMITATIONS ONDUTY ................................ 480 1. No Duty to Act ........................................ 481 Yania v. Bigan ...................................... 482 χ Table of Contents a Exception: Creating Peril ............................... 484 Herr v. Booten.................................... 485 Tubbs v. Argus .................................... 487 b. Exception: Undertaking Assistance ........................ 489 Ocotillo West Joint Venture v. Superior Court for the County of Maricopa ........................................ 489 c. Exception: Existing Special Relationship .................... 492 Applebaum v. Nemon ................................ 492 Note — Statutory Duty to Rescue ....................... 496 Note — Federal Law on Emergency Rooms ................ 496 Tarasoff v. The Regents of the University of California ........ 497 Note — The Aftermath of Tarasoff...................... 504 Note — Disclosure of Communicable Diseases ............. 505 Note — Abolishing Duty: The Approach of the Restatement (Third) of Torts .................................. 505 2. Prenatal Injury ........................................ 506 Dietrich v. Inhabitants of Northampton ..................... 506 Bonbrest v. Kotz ..................................... 508 3. Wrongful Life and Wrongful Birth ........................... 512 Berman v. Allan ..................................... 513 Note — Roe v. Wade .................................. 520 Procanik v. Cilio .................................... 520 Turpin v. Sortini..................................... 526 Note — Current Policy ................................ 535 4. Negligent Infliction of Emotional Distress ..................... 536 Vance v. Vance ...................................... 537 Dillon v. Legg ...................................... 543 Thing v. La Chusa ................................... 547 Note — Current Status of Negligent Infliction of Emotional Distress ........................................... 553 H. AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSES ............................... 554 1. Contributory and Comparative Negligence .................... 555 Butterfield v. Forrester ................................ 555 Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority v. Young ....... 556 Note — The Traditional View of Contributory Negligence ....... 560 Li v. Yellow Cab Company of California .................... 561 Varieties of Comparative Negligence ...................... 567 R.I. Gen. Laws § 9-20-4............................... 567 Minn. Stat. § 604.01 (As amended in 1978 and 1990)......... 567 Minn. Stat. § 604.01 (As enacted in 1969)................. 568 S.D. Codified Laws § 20-9-2........................... 568 xi Table of Contents Note — Comparative Negligence Today .................... 568 2. Assumption of Risk.................................... 570 Johnson v. New, Inc ................................... 570 Note — Express Assumption of Risk: Exculpatory Clauses ...... 572 Murphy v. Steeplechase Amusement Co ..................... 573 Riverside Iron-works Co. v. Green ........................ 574 Hillman v. Carlton Co ................................. 576 Boddie v. Scott ...................................... 578 McGrath v. American Cyanamid Co ....................... 580 Note — Assumption of Risk: Implied ...................... 582 Chapter VI ________ STRICT LIABILITY ............................ 583 A. RESPONDEAT SUPERIOR ................................ 584 Commerce Bank v. Youth Services of Mid-Illinois, Inc ............ 585 Note — Gratuitous Agents ............................... 589 Hinman v. Westinghouse Electric Co ........................ 590 landiorio v. Kriss & Senko Enterprises, Inc .................... 594 Pyne v. Witmer ....................................... 599 Note — Frolic and Detour ............................... 603 Partridge v. Harvey .................................... 605 Note — Imputed Contributory Negligence .................... 607 Note — The Non-Delegable Duty Doctrine ................... 608 B. ABNORMALLY DANGEROUS ACTIVITIES .................. 609 Cahill v. Eastman ..................................... 609 Thigpen v. Skousen & Hise ............................... 612 Splendono v. Bilray Demolition Co., Inc ...................... 614 Note — Terminology ................................... 618 Herman v. Weiland Chemical, Ltd. ......................... 618 Note — Liability for Harm Caused by Animals ................ 620 Note — Products Liability ............................... 620 Chapter VII ACHIEVING THE GOALS OF THE TORTS __________________ SYSTEM ..................................... 623 Note — Attorney Fees and Access to Representation ............. 623 Note — Tort Reform ................................... 626 Note — Alternatives to Tort .............................. 628 APPENDIX: SAMPLE EXAMS .................................... 633 TABLE OF STATUTES ......................................... TS-1 TABLE OF CASES ............................................ TC-1 INDEX ....................................................... 1-1 Xli
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