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$1.$Fraud means the breach of legal duty to act reasonably, often defined as carelessness$\mathrm{.}26.$ Negligence is considered a tort.

$2.$ The complaint is a document issued by the plaintiff that contains allegations.

$3.$ An element the plaintiff must prove in order to be successful in a lawsuit is that the defendant suffered an injury or loss.

$4.$ The Civil Rights Act of $1964$ prohibits discrimination based on age.

$5.$ An example of national origin discrimination would be to deny rooms to people from Pakistan.

$6.$ To be legally enforceable, all contracts must be in writing.

$7.$ An easement is the privilege of using someone else's land for some limited purpose.

$8.$ The "reasonable person" does not have bad days from a legal perspective.