In battery cases, whether physical contact is considered offensive is judged by
A. trier-of-fact.
B. the reasonable person standard.
C. clear and convincing evidence that duty was breached.
D. a preponderance of the evidence that intent was malicious.
Answer: B
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a. A sale of a marital residence prior to divorce would probably result in a higher tax burden. b. There would be no tax on a residence that sold for $400,000, with a cost basis of $280,000, regardless of whether it was before or after a divorce. c. A transfer of one spouse's interest in a home to the other, incident to a divorce, would keep the $500,000 exclusion intact. d. The sale of a marital residence does not result in a taxable capital gain.
Artwork, copyrights, tax refunds, and bank accounts are all examples of:
a. Liabilities. b. Assets. c. Real property. d. Exempt property.
A document used to pledge the real property as collateral to secure the promise to repay the amount borrowed:
A. Mortgage B. Promissory note C. Will D. Deed
A merger occurs when the separation agreement between two parties becomes a court order, which can be modified or enforced through contempt of court proceedings.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)