Elements Of Battery In Tort Law
While at a park, David was struck in the head by a stray football. He sustained injuries requiring medical attention and subsequently decided to sue for battery. Does David have a valid claim for battery in this scenario?
A
No, because battery requires direct physical contact between the parties involved.
B
No, because the incident lacks the element of intent required to establish battery.
C
Yes, because all the essential elements of battery are present in this incident.
D
No, because battery applies exclusively to cases of domestic violence.
E
Yes, because he was severely injured by the actions of another person.