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False Imprisonment

1 Elements and Case Citations

A plaintiff asserting a common-law claim for false imprisonment must establish

  1. that the defendant intended to confine the plaintiff,
  2. that the plaintiff was conscious of the confinement and
  3. did not consent to the confinement, and
  4. that the confinement was not otherwise privileged.

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  • 1* New York CPLR § 3018(b) and Other Standard Defenses
  • 2Abuse of Process
  • 3Account Stated
  • 4Accountant Malpractice
  • 5Accounting
  • 6Assault
  • 7Battery
  • 8Breach Anticipatory
  • 9Breach of Contract – Implied In Fact
  • 10Breach of Contract – Implied In Law
  • 11Breach of Joint Venture Agreement
  • 12Breach of Promissory Note
  • 13Breach: 01. Breach of Contract
  • 14Breach: 02. Breach of Third-Party Beneficiary Contract
  • 15Breach: 03. Breach Implied Covenant of Good Faith & Fair Dealing
  • 16Breach: 04. Breach of Express Warranty
  • 17Breach: 05. Breach of Implied Warranty of Merchantability
  • 18Breach: 06. Breach of Implied Warranty of Fitness for a Particular Purpose
  • 19Breach: 07. Breach of Fiduciary Duty
  • 20Civil Conspiracy
  • 21Contracting With Minors/Infants
  • 22Contribution
  • 23Conversion
  • 24Declaratory Judgment
  • 25Defamation Libel
  • 26Defamation Per Se
  • 27Defamation Product Disparagement
  • 28Defamation Slander
  • 29Dog Bite Liability
  • 30Emotional Distress, Intentional Infliction
  • 31Emotional Distress, Negligent Infliction
  • 32Estoppel, Equitable
  • 33Estoppel, Promissory
  • 34False Imprisonment
  • 35Fraud
  • 36Fraud – Constructive
  • 37Fraud – Fraudulent Inducement
  • 38Fraud – Negligent Misrepresentation
  • 39Fraudulent Misrepresentation
  • 40Indemnification
  • 41Injurious Falsehood
  • 42Insurance – Bad Faith
  • 43Invasion of Privacy – Improper Use Name, Picture or Likeness
  • 44Inverse Condemnation
  • 45Labor Law 240
  • 46Labor Law 241
  • 47Legal Malpractice
  • 48Loss of Sepulcher
  • 49Malicious Prosecution
  • 50Negligence
  • 51Negligence – Fall Down
  • 52Negligence – Retention
  • 53Negligence – Spoliation
  • 54Negligent Supervision
  • 55Negotiable Instrument
  • 56New York State Disclaimer Statute
  • 57New York State Prompt Pay Act
  • 58Parental Liability
  • 59Preliminary Injunction
  • 60Prima Facie Tort
  • 61Private Nuisance
  • 62Public Nuisance
  • 63Quantum Meruit
  • 64Rescission
  • 65Slander of Title
  • 66Specific Performance
  • 67Strict Liability – Manufacturing Defect
  • 68Strict Liability Design Defect
  • 69Strict Liability Failure to Warn
  • 70Subrogation, Equitable
  • 71Tortious Interference: 1. With Advantageous Business Relationship
  • 72Tortious Interference: 2. With a Contractual Right
  • 73Trespass
  • 74Trust, Constructive
  • 75Trust, Resulting
  • 76Unfair Competition
  • 77Unfair Competition – Copyright Infringement
  • 78Unfair Competition – Trade Dress Infringement
  • 79Unjust Enrichment
  • 80Usury
  • 81Wrongful Birth
  • 82Wrongful Death
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