### sec.32E What if a concurrent wrongdoer intends to cause loss or damage Despite sections 31 and 32A , a concurrent wrongdoer in a proceeding in relation to an apportionable claim who is found to have intended to cause the loss or damage suffered, and is found liable for damages, is severally liable for the damages awarded against any other concurrent wrongdoer to the apportionable claim. s 32E ins 2004 No. 23 s 76

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Section sec.32E - Civil Liability Act 2003 - What if a concurrent wrongdoer intends to cause loss or damage — Zoe