There is no such thing as the tort of outrage
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
FALSE
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A seller's agent must do everything possible to gain an advantage for the seller
A. True B. False
In Davis v. Davis, the court held that if a divorcing couple cannot decide what to do with unused frozen pre-embryos:
A. the party wishing to use the embryos for procreation should ordinarily prevail, assuming the other party has a reasonable possibility of achieving parenthood by means other than the use of the frozen pre-embryos in question. B. the party wishing to avoid procreation should ordinarily prevail, assuming the other party has a reasonable possibility of achieving parenthood by means other than the use of the frozen pre-embryos in question. C. the judge should destroy the pre-embryos. D. the dispute should be resolved in arbitration.
Which of the following is an aspect of the Commercial Privacy Bill of Rights Act of 2011 (S. 799, 112th Congress)?
a. regulate websites such as Google and Facebook that collect information abouttheir users b. impose new rules on companies that gather personal data c. make it harder for websites to target individuals through personally identifiable information and create profiles about them d. all of the above
If written notice of a deposition is not required, how are most depositions arranged?
What will be an ideal response?