1.

Distinguish  intent  from  negligence.     19. What  is  Article  2194?  

2. What  are  the  manifestations  of  intent?     20. T   or   F.   In   order   to   completely   recover   damages   for   tortious   acts  
3. What  are  the  elements  of  bad  faith?   committed   by   two   or   more   persons,   all   tortfeasors   must   be  
  impleaded  in  the  case.    
4. What  is  fraud?   21. Who  can  be  considered  as  joint  tortfeasors?  
5. T   or   F.   In   order   for   intent   to   exist,   the   specific   type   of   harm    
intended  should  be  the  actual  harm  caused.     22. T  of  F.  There  must  be  a  prior  agreement  between  persons  before  
6. T   or   F.   An   action   for   damages   under   Article   19   of   the   New   Civil   they  can  be  considered  as  joint  tortfeasors.    
Code  covers  intentional  torts.     23. T   or   F.   The   damages   that   joint   tortfeasors   are   required   to   pay  
  cannot  be  apportioned  among  them.    
7. T   or   F.   There   must   be   actual   damages   in   order   for   an   action   for   24. If  it  can  be  apportioned,  how  much  should  each  contribute?  
damages  under  Articles  19-­‐21  of  the  New  Civil  Code  to  prosper.      
8. What  are  the  elements  of  abuse  of  right?      
9. What  are  the  elements  of  acts  contra  bonus  mores?  
 
10. T  or  F.  Breach  of  promise  to  marry  is  not  actionable.    
11. T   or   F.   Seduction   must   be   criminal   in   nature   in   order   for   breach   of  
promise  to  marry  to  be  an  actionable  wrong.    
12. What  is  moral  seduction?    
 
13. Is   the   “In   Pari   Delicto”   rule   a   defense   in   a   case   for   breach   of  
promise  to  marry  coupled  with  moral  seduction?    
14. T   or   F.   Moral   Seduction   even   without   a   promise   to   marry   is  
actionable.  
15. T  or  F.  Failure  to  cohabit  with  one’s  spouse  is  actionable?  
 
16. What  is  an  action  for  malicious  prosecution?    
17. What  are  the  elements  for  an  action  for  malicious  prosecution  to  
prosper?    
18. T  or  F.  Acquittal  as  an  element  of  malicious  prosecution  requires  
that  a  criminal  information  is  filed  in  court  and  final  judgment  is  
rendered  dismissing  the  case  against  the  accused.