The tort principle damnum sine injuria refers to:
Correct answer: C. Actual loss without infringement of a legal right
- A. Actual loss caused by a legally wrongful act
- B. Legal injury where the claimant proves no financial loss
- C. Actual loss without infringement of a legal right
- D. A criminal offence that also creates civil liability
Explanation
Damnum sine injuria means damage without legal injury. A person may suffer actual loss, but no civil claim arises if no legally protected right has been violated.
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