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What are the differences between legally defined Assault, Battery, Conversion, and Trespass?


You're sitting in your easy chair reading a magazine by the light of your picture window.You look up just in time to see a boy throw a rock at the window. Instinctively, you duck, but the rock shatters the window and hits you before it falls to the floor. The boy takes off running, but the police pick him up later.What are the torts you could reasonably claim the boy committed?
A. Assault
B. Assault and battery
C. Assault, battery, and conversion
D. Assault, battery, conversion, and trespass

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Irreconcilable Differences

Assault

Trespass

Aggravated Assault

Can I legally stop my kids grandmother from harassing me?
Hello and thank you for your question.
You need to file for a Civil Harass...

If my stepmother goes on Medicaid, can they take my father's house and assets if they have been separated for many years but are still legally married (NJ)?
if medicaid up there is the same as in sc, they willnot take the houses. medicai...

Can a landlord break a lease to sell the property?
Your lease will contain a clause that it is "binding on all successors and ...

How can I get my roommate to move out when he is refusing? He was given over 30 days notice and is only subleasing the room from me, the master tenant.
I know in Masachusetts you would have to file a legal eviction wich can be drawn...

I am trying to determine what this is called legally? a profit in gross a profit appurtenant an easement in gross or an easement appurtenant
In general, it is called a Utility Easement. Easements are appurtenant to the la...


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