Which of the following is correct in determining that there is no proximate cause?
a. The result was unforeseeable.
b. The result was foreseeable, but it arose in an unforeseeable manner.
c. The plaintiff was not foreseeable.
d. All statements are correct.
D
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committed by the photographer against Julie? a. Yes, because taking the photograph was an act of intrusion. b. Yes, because taking the photograph when Julie was attending a charity event is an action that is highly offensive to a reasonable person. c. Yes, because the photographer invaded Julie's private affairs or concerns. d. No, because taking Julie's photograph while she was walking in a public place is not an invasion into her private affairs or concerns.
What is eminent domain? Who has the power to exercise eminent domain and under what circumstances?
What will be an ideal response?
Cloud-based e-discovery rather than on-premise software can result in
a. lower costs. b. unpredictable "spikes" in expenses. c. more time required for training. d. less flexibility.
Brett and Jackie went to a timeshare sales meeting. After the meeting they decided that it was a good idea to buy a timeshare and signed a contract. Three days later they reconsidered their decision. They want to terminate the contract and not buy the timeshare. Can they legally do this?
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).