AVFT 263 - Chapter 4 Review

The Law

100

These are laws made by judges deciding cases over the years and referred to as "case law"

Common Law

200

This type of law is made by citizens (i.e. Bill of Rights)

Constitutional Law

300

These types of laws are made by legislatures

Statutory law

400

These are adopted by administrative agencies like the FAA

Regulations

500

This law required the clones to eradicate all remaining Jedi

Order 66

Not a Sandwich

100

An act or omission that causes injury to another person by a breach of legal duty is called this

Tort

200

Someone who committed a tort may be facing this type of monetary punishment

civil penalty

300

This is the type of tort that was on purpose

Intentional Tort

400

Someone who committed a tort may be facing this time-spending form of punishment

Criminal conviction

500

This type of tort was unintentional

Negligence

Four Elements

100

This is considered to be the most common form of tort

Negligence

200

Of the elements of negligence, this states that you have a ______ to be reasonably careful to avoid harming others

Duty

300

Of the elements of negligence, this states that you were a _____ at being reasonably careful

Failure

400

Of the elements of negligence, this states that you were a contributing factor in causing an accident

Proximate Cause

500

Of the elements of negligence, this states that a mental break down resulting in hospitalization is considered to be an _____

Injury

Stricter than Strict

100

Someone is held under _____ ______ by being legally responsible for the consequences of an activity

Strict Liability

200

This person is held liable when a product is defective

The seller

300

A defective product holds how many entities in the "stream of commerce" liable

Everyone!

400

Aerial application operations are often held liable for not using ______ ____ when applying pesticides and poisons

Reasonable Care

500

If a known dangerous animal attacks another person/neighbor, the owner may be liable under this type of strict liability

Ultrahazardous Activities

D-Fences

100

An inflight incident of an abnormal condition

Sudden Emergency

200

The passenger understands and accepts anyway

Assumption of Risk

300

The passenger negatively affects the flight operations of the aircraft

Plaintiff's Contributory Negligence

400

Someone took to long to issue a complaint or lawsuit

Statutes of Limitation

500

This is a pre-agreed-upon statement that the passenger accepts the conditions and will not sue

Exculpatory Contracts