A private wrong that causes injury to physical well-being,property,or reputation of another person is called:
A) a tort.
B) a crime.
C) an execution.
D) a misunderstanding.

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A tort is a civil wrong that results in harm or injury to another person. This harm can be physical, emotional, or financial. Examples of torts include personal injury cases, contract disputes, and defamation of character. Unlike a crime, a tort is not a violation of the law that would result in criminal charges. Instead, a person who has been harmed by a tort can file a lawsuit seeking compensation for their damages.

A Private Wrong That Causes Injury to Physical Well-Being,property,or Reputation