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ANSWER.
B) A major function of the executive branch of government is to Enforce
and administer the law.
A) U.S common law has it's roots on English common law.
A) A civil wrong,nor including breach of contract that is committed against a person
or property for which a court provides a correction in the form of for action for damage
is a Tort.
A) Wilful and intentional misrepresentation that could cause harm or loss to an individual
or property is termed Fraud.
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