Jake enters Parnells property to read an electric mater Parn

Jake enters Parnell\'s property to read an electric mater. Parnell asks Jake to leave. Jake refuses. Jake has most likely committed conversion. trespass to land. trespass to personal property. Slander of title. no tort. Bette backs out of City Parking garage, colliding with Dylan\'s car and thereby causing damage to Dylan\'s vehicle. Dylan may recover the cost of repair if Bette failed to act as a blameless person. a faultless person. a professional person. a reasonable person. an innocent person. Duffy is a passenger in a car that Smith is driving when an accident occurs. Both Smith and Duffy are emotionally rattled, but neither is physically hurt. Smith is not liable to Duffy on a negligence theory because both parties were emotionally rattled. Smith and Duffy are friends. Smith apparently did not intend to cause an accident. Duffy must have been comparatively negligent. Duffy was not injured.

Solution

37. (B) Tresspass to land

38 (D) A reasonable Person

39 (E) Duffy was not Injured

41 (B) A Business owes an absolute duty to keep its customers safe and strictly liable for any harm

40 (B) Malpractice

42 (A) Actual Cause and Proximate Cause