Law · Law of Torts

Consider the following statements regarding the differences between Tort, Contract, and Crime: I. In tort, the interaction between parties is heavily dependent on mutual consent, much like in contract law. II. Exemplary/punitive damages are occasionally awarded in tort cases, but they are rarely awarded in breach of contract cases. III. Damages in tort are paid to compensate the injured party, whereas fines in criminal cases are primarily punitive and paid to the state. Which of the statements given above is/are correct?

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II and III only

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