If a defendant attempts intends to injure A but misses and injures B, the defendant is liable because of:
a. Respondeat Superior.
b. Actual malice.
c. Last clear chance.
d. Transferred intent.
D
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Debts that are outstanding have been paid.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Cases involving __________ may arise between citizens of different states
a. Diversity of citizenship b. Federal questions c. Diversity of ethnicity d. All of these choices are correct
“Ancillary administration” is required when:
a. a decedent was domiciled in two jurisdictions and has property located in a third jurisdiction at the time of death. b. a decedent was domiciled in a jurisdiction and has personal property located in that jurisdiction at the time of death. c. a decedent was domiciled in one jurisdiction but has property located in another at the time of death. d. a decedent's personal property is repossessed.
Dr. Brain agrees to provide psychotherapy sessions to a 21 year old patient based on an oral promise by her parents that they will pay for the sessions. The doctor sends the patient’s parents a bill, and receives a letter back saying they will not pay for these services. What kind of action can the doctor bring, and against whom? Discuss fully.
What will be an ideal response?