tortious

Modifies a noun

• interference: How then does tortious interference come into play as a result of simple security-related communications?
• liability: Unfortunately, it is very unclear to what extent a certificate will give rise to tortious liability to a third party.
• act: Under these clauses Only when people are committing or threatening to commit a criminal or tortious act can they be prosecuted.
• action: Such principles are useful in JR cases to aid the interpretation of treaties and to base tortious actions upon.
• duty: The inebriated Plaintiff or Claimant has long been a cause for concern in the analysis of the tortious duty of care.
• conduct: The characterisation of the tortious conduct of the warden was not particularly important in Lister because limitation was not at issue.