Which defense could a defendant use to escape a claim of strict liability because the defendant's
dog bit the plaintiff?
A) the pet had no known propensity for violence
B) holding the defendant liable would impose a heavy burden upon the defendant
C) the dog was a wild animal
D) "every dog is entitled to one bite"
A
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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
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A. A description of the property B. The price of the property C. Designations of which party will bear the costs of repairs needed on the property D. None of these choices is correct.
The ethical obligation to be honest with the court is the duty of:
A) candor. B) competence. C) confidence. D) representation.
What significance does an employee’s false statements on the job application or resume has on potential workers’ compensation benefits?
A. They have no bearing. B. Any false statements will result in a denial of benefits. C. False statements that satisfy three-part test greeted by the courts will result in a denial of benefits. D. False statements about the employee’s skills and training will result in a denial of benefits.