Section 672
Tort Deemed To Be Committed
(1) No person shall cause loss or
damage, in any manner, to another person's body, life or property or
legally protected right or interest by the reason of commission or
omission done, whether by any default, negligence or recklessness
on the part of himself or herself or of any one else to whom he or
she must bear obligation according to this Chapter.
(2) If the parties do not have any prior contractual
relationship in relation to any commission or omission referred to in
sub-section (1), the loss or damage resulted from such a
commission or recklessness shall be deemed to be a tort.
Explanation: For the purposes of this Chapter, the term
'omission' means the state of failure of a person to do any act
which the person is bound to do.
(3) A person who commits a tort pursuant to sub-section
(1) shall bear liability under this Chapter.
(4) In bearing liability pursuant to sub-section (3), if
separate liability can be determined in proportion to the culpability
of a tort, liability shall be borne accordingly, and if such
determination cannot be made, all persons responsible for the tort
shall be liable on an equal basis.