Punitive damages is an essential element of tort law,as well as comparative damages that may be placed on an individual.

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Final Answer : True, Explanation :  Punitive damages are a type of damages awarded in tort cases where the defendant's behavior is found to be particularly egregious. Comparative damages refer to the method of determining the amount of damages based on the degree of fault or responsibility of each party involved in the case. Both are important elements of tort law.

Punitive damages is an essential element of tort law,as well as comparative damages that may be placed on an individual.

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