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An intentional tort is a wrong perpetrated by someone on purpose.
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An '''intentional tort''' is a wrong perpetrated by someone on purpose.
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The intent refers to the purpose of doing the act, not knowledge about the law.  All are presumed to know the law.
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The intent refers to the purpose of doing the act, not knowledge about the [[law]].  All are presumed to know the law.
    
Chopping down a neighbor's tree, for example, is an intentional tort, even if one was mistaken about where the property boundary is.
 
Chopping down a neighbor's tree, for example, is an intentional tort, even if one was mistaken about where the property boundary is.
 
[[category:legal terms]]
 
[[category:legal terms]]
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