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The doctrine of 'sovereign immunity', historically used as a defence by the state, implied that:
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- 1The state was liable only for acts of negligence
- 2The state was liable only for statutory breaches
- 3The state was automatically liable for all tortious acts committed by employees
- 4The state was completely immune from tortious claims arising from governmental acts✓
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The state was completely immune from tortious claims arising from governmental acts
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