If an appellate court's decision is contrary to the trial court's judgment, the trial court's judgment has been:
a. Reversed
b. Affirmed
c. Remanded
d. Overruled
A
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The invention of the automobile is one factor that has led to the growth in the number of federal administrative agencies
a. True b. False
The record owner is the person who appears to be the owner according to the records at the registry of deeds.
a. true b. false
An exculpatory provision in a contract:
a. Tends to benefit the plaintiff. b. Will be construed most strongly against the plaintiff. c. Is a form of assumption of the risk. d. Has nothing to do with negligence.