Now assume Wendy is suing Penny in a jurisdiction that recognizes modified comparative negligence. How much can Wendy recover?
a. $10,000 because that is the amount of her damages.
b. $6,000 because that is 60 percent of her damages.
c. $4,000 because that is 40 percent of her damages.
d. $0 because Wendy was more at fault than Penny.
d
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A state constitution:
A. does not apply to family-law rights. B. is created by the federal constitution. C. can offer greater constitutional rights than the federal constitution. D. can never offer greater constitutional rights than the federal constitution.
Seller and purchaser enter into a contract to purchase real estate at a purchase price of $310,000. Seller refuses to perform the contract, and at the time of the seller's default, the fair market value of the property is $350,000. The purchaser can recover from the seller the following money damages.
a. $350,000 b. 0 c. $40,000 d. $310,000
Stephen's 500-page book, originally published in 2010, was reprinted in 2016. The 2016 version added a new six-word sentence. Is this a derivative work? Discuss.
What will be an ideal response?
An attorney who wants to resolve an evidentiary issue before trial so that the matter is not brought to the attention of the jury should file a ___________________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).