Intentional Torts

2. allowed if a person has a reasonable belief a defending party would be allowed to use self defense
4. ∆ intentionally acts, causing a physical invasion of another individuals land
7. confinement or restraint of another within boundaries fixed by ∆
10. asserted against an offensive contact or bodily harm person reasonably believes is intentional; force used must be reasonably proportionate
11. asserted if PL was in the zone of danger of threatened physical impact and suffered physical symptoms of emotional distress
12. ∆ acts causing intentional harmful or offensive contact with another person, or anything attached to them.
13. ∆'s action causes a reasonable apprehension (fear) of imminent or harmful offensive bodily contact; threats of future har mare insufficient
14. ∆ intentionally acts to deprive PL of possession of or interferes with chattel, seriously depriving Pl of chattels use; ∆ has dominion or control over chattel

1. affirmative defense; used when Pl asserting claim was silent when a reasonable person would of objected to ∆s acts
3. requires actual harm to chattel or deprivation of use for substantial time
5. physical stuff belonging to person/PL
6. privilege used/asserted when person interferes with another's chattel or property
8. applies when ∆ intended to commit one tort against someone, and commits that tort against another or a different tort altogether
9. when ∆ intends to cause severe emotional distress, acts recklessly, and conduct is extreme and outrageous