Following are good defences to an action in tort:
(A) Act of God
(B) Volenti non fit injuria
(C) Private defence
(D) Trustee do son tort
Choose the correct option:

Correct option is D

The good defences to an action in tort are: • Act of God (A): An unforeseeable event or natural disaster that is beyond human control. • Volenti non fit injuria (B): The principle that a person who knowingly and voluntarily exposes themselves to risk cannot claim for injury. • Private defence (C): The defence used to protect oneself or others from harm. Trustee do son tort (D) is not a good defence in tort as trustees cannot be held liable for the wrongs of others.