INSTRUCTIONS: Please read the below case and answer the related questions (3 questions). The Case: Suzan is a doctor. She received an urgent call from the hospital telling her that she has an urgent case waiting for her at the hospital. On her way to the hospital, Suzan was driving so fast (beyond speed limits) and rarely stopping at a red light. Unfortunately, at certain point she loses control over her car and crashes into a tree. Ben, 75 years old, was walking just next to the accident place when it happened. The big noise made by the accident has frightened the poor man who, without thinking, has thrown himself on the side of the road to hide. Unfortunately, the fall was stronger than expected and Ben hurt himself badly. He spent 4 weeks at the hospital and paid USD 10,000 as medical fees. Ben would like to get reparation from Suzan and is wondering if he can sue her based on Tort Law. Question1: Explain briefly to Ben why he cannot sue Suzan based on the intentional tort. (20 marks) Question 2: Please explain in a comprehensive way the conditions of the non-intentional tort (Tort of negligence) (40 marks). Question 3: Apply the conditions of Tort of negligence on the above case and decide if Ben can get reparation from Suzan for the damages he has encountered based on this type of tort (non-intentional tort) (40 marks). 8.2. Intentional Torts (p. 132) >Intentional torts are those that occur when wrongdoers engage in intention conduct. For example, sticking another person in a fight is an intentional act and would constitute the tort of battery if all the elements of tort are fulfilled. > Intentional Tort = Intentional Fault + Damage + Causation 8.2. Intentional Torts (examples) a. Assault (p. 134) It is an intentional conduct that threatens a person with a well-founded fear of imminent harm coupled with the present ability to carry out the threat of harm. b. Battery (p. 134) It is the intentional wrongful touching of another person without that person's consent. c. False imprisonment (p. 134) It is the intentional detention of a person without that person's consent. d. Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress (p. 135) It is a tort involving conduct that goes beyond all bounds of decency and produces mental anguish in the harmed individual. 8.2. Intentional Torts (examples) e. Invasion of Privacy (p. 136) It consists of different torts including : Public disclosure of private facts and Intrusion into the plaintiff's private affairs. f. Defamation (p. 138) It is a false statement by one party about another to a third party. Slander is a spoken defamation. Libel is a false publication by writing, printing, picture or any fixed representation to the eye, which exposes any person to hatred