KINDS OF TORT LIABILITIES
Two. Manifestations of Intent
Three. Elements of Intent
Summary of the Kinds of Tort Liabilities
Article nineteen - Abuse of Rights
Article twenty - Acts Contrary to Law
Article twenty-one - Acts Contrary to Morals
Two. Article twenty-six - Protection of Personality
Three. Articles thirty-two to thirty-three - Civil Actions Connected With Public Rights and Crimes
Four. Articles six hundred eighty-four to seven hundred seventy - Nuisance
Five. Article one thousand one hundred fifty-seven - Sources of Obligations
Six. Article one thousand three hundred fourteen - Interference With Contractual Relations
Seven. Article two thousand one hundred seventy-six - Quasi-Delict
Eight. Article two thousand one hundred seventy-seven - Independent Civil Liability
Nine. Article two thousand one hundred eighty - Vicarious Liability
Ten. Article two thousand one hundred eighty-seven - Liability for Defective Products
Two. ACTS CONTRARY TO LAW
Can A use Article twenty to claim for damages?
Three. Acts contrary to morals ("Contra Bonos Mores")
Can Beatriz sue Francisco for damages under Article twenty-one?
Two kinds of unjust enrichment
B. Negotiorum Gestio (Article two thousand one hundred forty-four)
Baksh versus Court of Appeals
Key distinctions established:
Dr. Filoteo A. Alano versus Zenaida Magud-Logmao
Albenson Enterprises Corporation versus Court of Appeals
Elements of abuse of rights under Article nineteen:
Elements of malicious prosecution:
Air France versus Carrascoso and Court of Appeals