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Meanings of civil wrong in inglês

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(Law) any wrongdoing for which an action for damages may be brought.

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        гражданское правонарушение
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        ilícito civil
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        il·lícit civil

        Cause of action in civil (non-criminal) law.

              гражданское правонарушение
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              Examples for "tort"
              Examples for "tort"
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              He accepted a position at Yale Law, teaching, I think, tort law.
              The President's Assassin
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              They said claims will likely be pursued collaboratively as mass tort actions.
              Reuters
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              Both plans will set up trusts to resolve environmental and tort claims.
              Reuters
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              But the precedents set by these cases fueled even more tort suits.
              The emperor of all maladies: a biography of cancer
              5
              What's that got to do with tort law or local authority liability?'
              A week in december
              Usage of civil wrong in inglês
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              Joan Luss was a tort attorney, "tort" being a legal term meaning "a civil wrong," recognized as grounds for a lawsuit.
              The strain
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              Mr Justice Michael White's judgment creates a new civil wrong covering the long term control and manipulation exercised by an abuser over their victim.
              The Irish Times
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              The Bill, published yesterday, makes it a tort (or civil wrong) for which damages can be sought to violate a person's privacy.
              The Irish Times
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              As for Canada, relevant laws have been in flux in recent years with "intrusion upon seclusion" now recognised as a tort, or civil wrong.
              The Guardian
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              Journalists and lawyers are accusing each other of committing criminal offences, civil wrongs and professional misconduct.
              The Guardian
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              Thus, although the trial of criminal causes still remained with the military, the courts could not withdraw civil wrongs from the verdict of civilians.
              The History of Tasmania, Volume I
              Translations for civil wrong