Certified Cloud Security Professional (CCSP) Practice Exam

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Which term describes the obligations and rights covered under Tort Law?

Insurable interests
Legal liabilities
Private wrongs
Trust deeds

The correct answer is: Legal liabilities

The term that describes the obligations and rights covered under Tort Law is legal liabilities. Tort Law fundamentally deals with civil wrongs that cause harm or loss to individuals, where one party may be held legally responsible for the damages caused to another. When a tort is committed, the injured party can seek compensation or remedy through legal action. This framework establishes the duties owed by individuals and the consequences for failing to uphold those obligations, which is central to the concept of legal liabilities. In contrast, insurable interests refer to a financial stake in a property or life that justifies insurance coverage. Private wrongs pertain to harms inflicted on individuals, but they do not encapsulate the full scope of obligations and rights as defined by legal liabilities. Trust deeds involve the management and distribution of property within a trust context, which is not relevant to the duties and responsibilities under Tort Law.