An individual's ability to file a case in court on the basis that his or her rights have been violated is known as a cause of action. True or false?

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Kaylin Pace

24 October, 03:51

An individual's ability to file a case in court on the basis that his or her rights have been violated is known as a cause of action. True or false?

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Jayden Hodge · Answer 1

TRUE

Explanation:

A combination of facts that enables an individual or entity to seek legal remedy against another person is known as cause of action. This can take place in cases such as the damage of property, injury to persons or loss of money, breach of duty and violation of rights. A plaintiff is required to get verifiable facts known as elements that would enable them win the exact cause of action they intend.