rephrase this. An act1 which causes harm to another is in itself insufficient to give rise to delictual liability. For

Question

liability to follow, the act must be wrongful.2 Without wrongfulness, a defendant may not be
held liable.

Answer 1

Merely causing harm to another person is not enough to establish a legal claim for damages. The harmful act must also be considered wrongful in order for the defendant to be held legally responsible.