How To Use Tortfeasor In A Sentence

Joint tortfeasors should assume joint and several liability, the mode of assumement coincide with general tort.
It would be not okay if one did it either, your Honour, because that would be the tortfeasor, and those who went to assist, in a complicitous way, the tortfeasor in the tortious conduct, would also be liable.
The act must be one committed within the jurisdiction by the alleged tortfeasor, not the victim.
As both tortfeasors are responsible for the tortious conduct as a whole in the case of joint torts it is not necessary to distinguish between the actions of the different tortfeasors.
Exemplary damages are distinguishable from basic and aggravated damages in that their only function is to punish the tortfeasor.

The right of contribution exists among joint tortfeasors.
As a rule, victim plaintiff and tortfeasor doubted defendant, but confirming not tort suit changes the roles of two parties.
Article 4 Where a tortfeasor shall assume administrative liability or criminal liability for the same conduct, it shall not prejudice the tort liability that the tortfeasor shall legally assume.
Recovery in tort is dependent on the plaintiff establishing injury and loss resulting from an act of misfeasance or nonfeasance on the part of the defendant, the tortfeasor.
Article 5 Where an obligee to compensation brings a lawsuit against some of the joint tortfeasors , the people's court shall add other joint tortfeasors as joint defendants.
That is, the tortfeasor, the trespasser, is liable not only for the tort of trespass but for what has been called the fruits of the trespass.
Joint tortfeasors should assume joint and several liability, the mode of assumement coincide with general tort.
He cannot therefore be liable as a joint tortfeasor with the company.
It discharges the tortfeasor to whom it is given from all liability for contribution to any other tortfeasor.
The basis for the insurance exception, as it has come to be known seems to be that a tortfeasor should not be able to take advantage of a plaintiff's foresight in obtaining insurance coverage and paying a premium therefor.