In Geczi v. Lifetime Fitness, where Geczi was injured by a defective treadmill machine at Lifetime, the court held that Geczi lost her right to sue because she assumed the risks of playing and signed a liability waiver
a. True
b. False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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Use simple sentences, but do not omit ___________________
a. any details b. adjectives c. necessary words d. words that contribute to tone
Basic types of resources are:
a. Financial b. Physical c. Human d. All of the above
A contract that is negotiated directly with a bank and under which the borrower agrees to make a series of interest and principal payments to the bank on specific dates is called:?
A. ?preferred stock. B. ?commercial paper. C. ?convertible debt. D. ?a term loan. E. ?a bond issue.
An electrician completes a rewiring job and is paid $1,000 by the customer in November. The customer has a small fire in his house and sues the electrician for the repayment of the $1,000 fee plus damages in December. The electrician reaches a settlement with the customer in the following February and refunds the $1,000 fee. How should the electrician treat these events when he files his tax return in April?
A. The income will be reported for the year of receipt, and a tax deduction will be claimed on the tax return for the year of repayment. B. Both the income and the deduction will be reported on the same tax return (for the year of receipt). C. The income will be reported for the year of receipt, and then an amended return will be filed in the following year to claim the refund. D. No income will be reported.