Business Law Question

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Quiz Instructions
Choose the best answer.
Question 1
3 pts
What is the foundational source of all laws you will address during you business
career.
Federal administrative law
Federal case law
Federal statutory Law
US Constitution
State case law
State administrative law
State statutory law
None of the above
All of the above
Any of the above
Question 2
1 pts
You are late to class. You park in Naglee Park adjacent to the SJSU campus. You get
a parking ticket because you do not have a neighborhood permit. In doing so you
have violated:
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A state statute
A federal statute
A state ordinance
A state statute
A local statute
A local ordinance
A SJSU statute
A SJSU ordinance
A student statute
A student ordinance
All of the above
Any of the above
None of the above
Question 3
3 pts
Uniform laws such as the Uniform Commercial Code to be applicable in and through
out the United States must be:
The congress of the United States
The executive branch of the United States
The judicial branch of the United Sates
The legislative branch of any state
The executive branch of any state
The executive branch of any state
The legislative branch of each state
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The executive branch of each state
The judicial branch of each state
The conference of commissioners
The conference of governors
The conference of judicial officers
All of the above
Any of the above
None of the above
Question 4
1 pts
The rules and regulations promulgated by executive branch of the United States is an
example of:
Local legislative law
State legislative law
Federal legislative law
Local administrative law
State administrative law
Federal administrative law
Local common law
State common law
Federal common law
All of the above
None of the above
Any of the above
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Question 5
1 pts
Courts of law typically grant or issue the remedy of:
Specific performance relief decree
Declaratory relief decree
Injunctive relief decree
Damages relief decree
Administrative relief decree
Judicial relief decree
Executive relief decree
All of the above
Any of the above
None of the above
Question 6
3 pts
What is not considered to be within the scope of equitable relief?
Specific performance relief decree
Injunctive relief decree
Declaratory relief decree
Damage relief decree
All of the above
None of the above
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Any of the above
Question 7
1 pts
An abstract of judgment is most closely related which type of legal document?
Answer
Complaint
Deposition
Discovery
Lien
Pleading
JNOV
All of the above
None of the above
All of the above
Question 8
11 pts
During you business career you will be entering into a number of contracts and
disputes are likely and litigation is not uncommon. In determining how to handle
possible contractual disputes you may wish to consider including in your contract an
1. ______ and if you do you should consider whether you want to keep the case out
of the court system by the inclusion of an 2.______ and it should by drafted to provide
3._____ if you want finality of dispute as opposed to 4.______. Yet, if you do not
want to have person who determines the dispute which is generally referred to as an
5. _____ the you may wish to provide for 6._____ but if you do then the resolution will
not be a determination on the merits but rather a compromise or 7._____. If the
resolution is by mutual agreement then you will want to make certain that in the
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document which resolves the claims or the 8._______ that you include 9.______ and
if the dispute is in California that it includes a 10. _____ often referred to by its
statutory number or a 11._____.
1. ADR provision 2. arbitration provision .3. binding arbitration 4. non-binding arbitration 5.
arbitrator 6. mediation 7. settlement 8. settlement agreement 9. release 10. waiver of
unknown claims 11. 998 waiver
1. ADR provision 2. arbitration provision .3. binding arbitration 4. non-binding arbitration 5.
arbitrator 6. mediation 7. settlement 8. settlement agreement 9. release 10. waiver of known
claims 11. 1542 waiver
1. ADR provision 2. mediation provision .3. binding arbitration 4. non-binding arbitration 5.
arbitrator 6. arbitration 7. settlement 8. settlement agreement 9. release 10. waiver of
unknown claims 11. 1542 waiver
1. ADR provision 2. arbitration provision .3. binding arbitration 4. non-binding arbitration 5.
arbitrator 6. mediation 7. settlement 8. settlement agreement 9. release 10. waiver of
unknown claims 11. 1542 waiver
1. ADR provision 2. arbitration provision .3. binding arbitration 4. non-binding arbitration 5.
arbitrator 6. mediation 7. settlement 8. settlement agreement 9. court order 10. waiver of
unknown claims 11. 1542 waiver
1. ADR provision 2. arbitration provision .3. binding arbitration 4. non-binding arbitration 5.
arbitrator 6. mediation 7. settlement 8. settlement agreement 9. release 10. waiver of
statutory claims 11. 1542 waiver
All of the above
Any of the above
None of the above
Question 9
18 pts
Your friend won her case because the jury entered a 1. _____ in her favor.
Thereafter motions such as a motion for a mistrial and a 2 ,_____ were filed and the
court entered a 3._____ in your friend’s favor. During the case your friend as the
person suing was referred to as the 4. _____ and now for collection purposes as the
5. _____. She wants to know what to do now and asks for your help. The judgment
is considered to be an 6._____ which can be sold. She does not what to do that but
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does what to collect the want. She wants to know from what to expect. You tell her it
may take some time and because of the 7. _______of money collecting later is
generally not as good as collecting sooner except that in California judgments accrue
interest at the rate of 8_____ percent and, as you explain, she will have just about a
9.______ to collect the money and if not collected before the end of that period of
time can be 10. ______ but it done will have to been done before the end of the initial
collection period. Until collected you advise her that she should secure the judgment
by the recordation of an 11.______ in county where she believes the defendant now
known as the 12. _____ may have real property. Once that is accomplished a 13.
_____ is created against any such real property. You note that the same process can
be followed regarding property other than real property by the filing of a 14. _____
with the 15._____ of California. Also it may be a good idea to find out where other
assets may be located and conduct a 16.______ which is different but akin to a
17._____ during the discovery phase of the lawsuit. Finally, you advise that once the
judgment is paid and the money collected you should file with the court an pleading
commonly known as a 18._____.
1. verdict. 2. JNOV. 3. money judgment. 4. plaintiff 5. judgment creditor 6. asset 7. bank price
of value 8. ten 9. decade 10. renewed 11. abstract of judgment 12. judgment debtor 13.
judgment lien 14. personal property lien 15. secretary of state 16. debtor’s examination 17.
deposition 18. satisfaction of judgment
1. verdict. 2. JNOV. 3. money judgment. 4. plaintiff 5. judgment creditor 6. asset 7. time/price
value 8. ten 9. decade 10. renewed 11. abstract of judgment 12. judgment debtor 13.
judgment lien 14. personal property lien 15. secretary of state 16. debtor’s examination 17.
deposition 18. satisfaction of claims
1. verdict. 2. JNOV. 3. money judgment. 4. plaintiff 5. judgment creditor 6. asset 7. time/price
value 8. ten 9. decade 10. renewed 11. abstract of judgment 12. judgment debtor 13.
judgment lien 14. personal property lien 15. secretary of state 16. debtor’s examination 17.
deposition 18. satisfaction of judgment
1. motion 2. JNOV. 3. money judgment. 4. plaintiff 5. judgment creditor 6. asset 7. time/price
value 8. ten 9. decade 10. renewed 11. abstract of judgment 12. judgment debtor 13.
judgment lien 14. personal property lien 15. secretary of state 16. debtor’s examination 17.
deposition 18. satisfaction of judgment
1. verdict. 2. JNOV. 3. money judgment. 4. plaintiff 5. judgment creditor 6. asset 7. time/price
value 8. ten 9. decade 10. renewed 11. abstract of judgment 12. judgment debtor 13.
judgment lien 14. personal property lien 15. secretary of state 16. debtor’s examination 17.
interrogatory 18. satisfaction of judgment
1. verdict. 2. JNOV. 3. money judgment. 4. plaintiff 5. judgment creditor 6. asset 7. time/price
value 8. ten 9. decade 10. renewed 11. abstract of judgment 12. judgment debtor 13.
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judgment lien 14. personal property lien 15. executive branch 16. debtor’s examination 17.
deposition 18. satisfaction of judgment
1. verdict. 2. JNOV. 3. money judgment. 4. plaintiff 5. judgment creditor 6. asset 7. time/price
value 8. ten 9. decade 10. resold 11. abstract of judgment 12. judgment debtor 13. judgment
lien 14. personal property lien 15. secretary of state 16. debtor’s examination 17. deposition
18. satisfaction of judgment
All of the above
Any of the above
None of the above
Question 10
13 pts
You are asked to prepare a cogent report on the circumstances regarding the
recovery of attorneys’ in California. Your report is below:
Generally, California does not have a 1. _____rule. California is consistent with what
is referred to as the 2._____ and differs from our common law foundation originating
in the British system and referred to as the 3._____. However, in California there are
exceptions. A party who wins and is deemed to be the 4._____ can recover attorneys
if the lawsuit was based on a legislative mandate or 5. ____. The purpose is to
encourage 6._____ to pursue claims which in the best interests of society should be
7._____. Another situation where attorneys’ fees are recoverable involves dispute
based upon a written 8.____ which contains as one of its covenants an 9._____
provision. In both of these circumstances the court needs to determine which party
has 10.____ and that party can recover 11._____. Finally, attorneys fees can be
recovered as 12._____ . This typically occurs when a party has been sued unjustly
and wins but has incurred attorneys’ fees. A second lawsuit can be filed to seek
compensation for being unlawfully sued which in California is typically called a
13._____.
winner pays attorneys’ fees/American Rule/English Rule/ Prevailing Party/Statute / Litigants/
Vindicated/ Contract/ Attorney Fees/ Prevailed/Reasonable Attorneys’ Fees/ Damages/
Malicious Prosecution Action
loser pays attorneys’ fees/American Rule/English Rule/ Prevailing Party/Statute / Litigants/
Vindicated/ Contract/ Attorney Fees/ Prevailed/Reasonable Attorneys’ Fees/ Damages/
Secondary Prosecution Action
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loser pays attorneys’ fees/American Rule/English Rule/ Prevailing Party/Statute / Litigants/
Vindicated/ Contract/ Attorney Fees/ Prevailed/Reasonable Attorneys’ Fees/ Damages/
Malicious Prosecution Action
loser pays attorneys’ fees/American Rule/English Rule/ Prevailing Party/Statute / Litigants/
Vindicated/ Contract/ Attorneys’ Fees / Prevailed/Reasonable Attorneys’ Fees/ Damages/
Malicious Prosecution Action
loser pays attorneys’ fees/American Rule/English Rule/ Prevailing Party/Statute / Litigants/
Vindicated/ Contract/ Attorney Costs/ Prevailed/Unreasonable Attorneys’ Fees/ Damages/
Malicious Prosecution Action
None of the above
All of the above
Any of the above
Question 11
1 pts
Which is not a discovery tool.
Interrogatories
Deposition
Requests for Admission
Request to Produce Tangible Evidence
Request to Produce Documents
Request to Designate Trial Exhibits
Question 12
5 pts
Deposition
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[ Choose ]
Interrogatories
[ Choose ]
Requests for Admission
[ Choose ]
Request to produce documents
[ Choose ]
Scope of discovery
[ Choose ]
[ Choose ]
Question 13
17 pts
Using the terms and concepts listed below complete the following narrative.
When a person is sued the have the 1. _____ right to be notified of the lawsuit so
they can respond and 2._____ the lawsuit. Typically a defendant is notified by be
delivered copies of the the summons, complaint and other documents and this is
done through a licensed 3._____. However, in California any one over 4._____ years
of age and not a 5.______ can legally accomplish the task. The most common form
of delivery which results in actual receipt is 6.______. However, sometimes the
person sued can not be found and 7._____ is used which means the documents are
taken to the defendant’s home or 8._____ or the person’s 9._____ and delivered to
someone there of 10.______ age. Thereafter, 11.______ are mailed by US mail
postage prepaid not to the actual 12.____ of the documents but the 13.______. In
both situations service of process is accomplished but in one case the time to
respond is extended. Rather than 14._____ days to respond the person gets aan
additional 15.____ days to respond. If the persona can not be found then the person
sued can come within the jurisdiction of the court though service by 16._____.
Whatever the form of service an 17._____ needs to be completed.
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1.due process 2.defend 3.process server 4.18 5.party 6.personal service 7.substituted
service 8. residences 9. place of business 10.majority age 11. copies 12.recepient 13.person
to be served 14.30 15.10 16. federal express delivery 17.proof of service.
1.due process 2.defend 3.process server 4.18 5.party 6.personal service 7.substituted
service 8. residences 9. place of business 10.majority age 11. new orginals 12.recepient
13.person to be served 14.30 15.10 16.publications 17.proof of filing.
1.due process 2.defend 3.process server 4.18 5.party 6.personal service 7.substituted
service 8. residences 9. place of business 10.majority age 11. copies 12.recepient 13.person
to be served 14.60 15.5 16.publications 17.proof of service.
1.due process 2.defend 3.process server 4.18 5.party 6.personal service 7.substituted
service 8. residences 9. place of business 10.majority age 11. copies 12.recepient 13.person
to be served 14.30 15.10 16.publications 17.proof of service.
1.legiislative process 2.defend 3.process server 4.18 5.party 6.personal service 7.substituted
service 8. residences 9. place of business 10.majority age 11. copies 12.recepient 13.person
to be served 14.30 15.10 16.publications 17.proof of service.
All of the above
None of the above
Any of the above
Question 14
6 pts
Meritless federal claims
[ Choose ]
Meritless state claims
[ Choose ]
Standing
[ Choose ]
Diversity of Citizenship
[ Choose ]
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Single assignment
[ Choose ]
stare decisis
[ Choose ]
Question 15
5 pts
What is not true about the doctrines of laches and the statute of limitations (“SOL”);
Latches is based in equity
SOL is a rule of law
The time period triggering latches is generally shorter
A case not barred by the SOL can still be barred by latches
A jury decides and applies latches
None of the above
Not enough information provided to give a correct answer
Question 16
8 pts
What is the correct order of events if a California defendant does not respond after
being served?
CCP 473 Motion/ Preparation of Request to Enter Default / Mailing of Request to Enter
Default/ Filing of Request to Enter Default/ Entry of Request to Enter Default/ Default
Judgment Hearing/ Entry of Default Judgment/ Courtesy Notice
Preparation of Request to Enter Default / Mailing of Request to Enter Default/ Filing of
Request to Enter Default/ Entry of Request to Enter Default/ Default Judgment Hearing/ Entry
of Default Judgment/ CCP 473 Motion/Courtesy Notice
Demurrer/ Preparation of Request to Enter Default / Mailing of Request to Enter Default/
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Filing of Request to Enter Default/ Entry of Request to Enter Default/ Default Judgment
Hearing/ Entry of Default Judgment/ CCP 473 Motion
Courtesy notice/ Preparation of Request to Enter Default / Mailing of Request to Enter
Default/ Filing of Request to Enter Default/ Entry of Request to Enter Default/ Default
Judgment Hearing/ Entry of Default Judgment/ CCP 473 Motion
Courtesy notice/ Preparation of Request to Enter Default / Mailing of Request to Enter
Default/ Filing of Request to Enter Default/ Entry of Request to Enter Default/ Default
Judgment Hearing/ Entry of Default Judgment/ Motion for New Trial
None of the above
Question 17
1 pts
What term/concept does not fit with the others
Concurrent jurisdiction
Exclusive jurisdiction
Federal jurisdiction
State jurisdiction
Venue within a jurisdiction
Question 18
1 pts
Which group of terms/concepts below best fit all the blanks in the summary
addressing appeals.
The plaintiff has sued for damages and won a 1._____. Plaintiff who won now
referred to as a 2._____ wants to collect from the defendant or now also know as the
3.______. A appeal is filed which mean the defendant is the 4.______ and the the
plaintiff is now referred to as the 5._____. Initially the defendant will prepared and
file with the court a 6.______, However, for the case to be heard by the Court of
Appeal which is an 7.______ court the record has to be established. This is done by
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the preparation of a 8._______ and along with a payment sent to the the trial court’s
court reporter along with a second document call a 9.______ which also requires of
fee. This two transcripts are sent to the Court of Appeal and become the 10._____ of
the proceedings below.
1. money judgment 2. judgment creditor 3. judgment debtor 4. Appellant 5. Respondent 6.
Notice of Appeal 7. Intermediate 8. Request to prepare clerk’s transcript 9. Request to
prepare reporter’s transcript 10. Record
1. equitable judgment 2. judgment creditor 3. judgment debtor 4. Appellant 5. Respondent 6.
Notice of Appeal 7. Intermediate 8. Request to prepare reporter’s transcript 9. Request to
prepare clerk’s transcript 10. Record
1. money judgment 2. judgment creditor 3. judgment debtor 4. Appellant 5. Respondent 6.
Notice of Appeal 7. Intermediate 8. Request to prepare reporter’s transcript 9. Request to
prepare clerk’s transcript 10. Ruling
1. money judgment 2. judgment creditor 3. judgment debtor 4. Appellant 5. Respondent 6.
Notice of Appeal 7. Intermediate 8. Request to prepare reporter’s transcript 9. Request to
prepare clerk’s transcript 10. Record
None of the above
Question 19
6 pts
Long arm statute
[ Choose ]
Diversity of citizenship
[ Choose ]
Venue
[ Choose ]
Standing
[ Choose ]
12 (b) (6)
[ Choose ]
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Demurrer
[ Choose ]
[ Choose ]
Question 20
6 pts
Contingent fee arrangement
[ Choose ]
Hourly fee agreement
[ Choose ]
Fixed fee argreement
[ Choose ]
Hybrid
[ Choose ]
Private industry salaried agreement
[ Choose ]
Government salaried agreement
[ Choose ]
Question 21
6 pts
Which is the correct order of a matter progressing through the courts?
1. Preparing summons and complaint 2. Filing with the Court 3. Receiving endorsed copies .
4. Service of process 5. Challenge to legal sufficiency 5. Answer 6. Cross – complaint if
applicable 7. Case management conference 8. ADR referral 9. Discovery 10, Motion for
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summary judgment 11. Trial setting conference 12. Trial preparation 13. Drafting of pre trial
motions 14 . Empaneling jury and voir dire 16 Preemptory Challenges and challenges for
cause 17. Opening statements 18. Meeting burden of gong forward. 19. Cross examination
20. Direct Examination 21. Non-suit motion 22. Closing arguments 23. Reading of jury
instructions 24. Verdict 25. Post trial motions (e.g. JNOV) 26. Entry of judgment.
1. Preparing summons and complaint 2. Filing with the Court 3. Receiving endorsed copies .
4. Service of process 5. Challenge to legal sufficiency 5. Answer 6. Cross – complaint if
applicable 7. Case management conference 8. ADR referral 9. Discovery 10, Motion for
summary judgment 11. Trial setting conference 12. Trial preparation 13. Drafting of pre trial
motions 14 . Empaneling jury and voir dire 16 Preemptory Challenges and challenges for
cause 17. Opening statements 18. Meeting burden of gong forward. 19. Direct examination
20. Cross Examination 21. Non-suit motion 22. Closing arguments 23. Reading of jury
instructions 24. Verdict 25. Post trial motions (e.g. JNOV) 26. Default judgment.
1. Preparing summons and complaint 2. Filing with the Court 3. Receiving endorsed copies .
4. Service of process 5. Challenge to legal sufficiency 5. Answer 6. Cross – complaint if
applicable 7. Case management conference 8. ADR referral 9. Discovery 10, Motion for
summary judgment 11. Trial setting conference 12. Trial preparation 13. Drafting of pre trial
motions 14 . Empaneling jury and voir dire 16 Preemptory Challenges and challenges for
cause 17. Opening statements 18. Meeting burden of gong forward. 19. Direct examination
20. Cross Examination 21. Non-suit motion 22. Closing arguments 23. Reading of jury
instructions 24. Verdict 25. Post trial motions (e.g. JNOV) 26. Entry of judgment.
1. Preparing summons and complaint 2. Filing with the Court 3. Receiving endorsed copies .
4. Service of process 5. Challenge to legal sufficiency 5. Answer 6. Cross – complaint if
applicable 7. Case management conference 8. ADR referral 9. Discovery 10, Mediation 11.
Trial setting conference 12. Trial preparation 13. Drafting of pre trial motions 14 . Empaneling
jury and voir dire 16 Preemptory Challenges and challenges for cause 17. Opening
statements 18. Meeting burden of gong forward. 19. Direct examination 20. Cross
Examination 21. Non-suit motion 22. Closing arguments 23. Reading of jury instructions 24.
Verdict 25. Post trial motions (e.g. JNOV) 26. Entry of judgment.
1. Preparing summons and complaint 2. Filing with the Court 3. Receiving endorsed copies .
4. Request to entry default 15. Challenge to legal sufficiency 5. Answer 6. Cross – complaint if
applicable 7. Case management conference 8. ADR referral 9. Discovery 10, Motion for
summary judgment 11. Trial setting conference 12. Trial preparation 13. Drafting of pre trial
motions 14 . Empaneling jury and voir dire 16 Preemptory Challenges and challenges for
cause 17. Opening statements 18. Meeting burden of going forward. 19. Direct examination
20. Cross Examination 21. Non-suit motion 22. Closing arguments 23. Reading of jury
instructions 24. Verdict 25. Post trial motions (e.g. JNOV) 26. Entry of judgment.
None of the above
Question 22
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Lifetime appointment
[ Choose ]
Appointed by Governor and running
for election
[ Choose ]
Resolution outside of the courts
[ Choose ]
Motion to compel
[ Choose ]
Reporters
[ Choose ]
Reversible error
[ Choose ]
Bench memorandum
[ Choose ]
Review as a matter of right
[ Choose ]
Review in the discretion of the court
[ Choose ]
Question 23
6 pts
What term or concept does not relate directly or indirectly to Alternative Dispute
Resolution?
JAMS
ADR
AAA
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Binding Arbitration
Non binding arbitration
Mediation
Confidentiality
Lack of public access
Limited appeal rights
Constitutional right to trial by jury
None of the above
All of the above
Question 24
5 pts
Beyond reasonable doubt
[ Choose ]
Preponderance of the evident
[ Choose ]
Jury Trial
[ Choose ]
Court trial
[ Choose ]
Precedent
[ Choose ]
Location of case within a jurisdiction
[ Choose ]
Decision of a jury
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[ Choose ]
Judges power to change jury’s
decision
[ Choose ]
Securing a money judgment
[ Choose ]
Interrogation of a judgment debtor
[ Choose ]
2-year statute in California
[ Choose ]
5-year statute in California
[ Choose ]
Question 25
17 pts
Torts are broken up into to areas which are unintentional tort or 1._____ and
intentional torts. In the tort area in addition to compensatory damages an injured party
can collect punitive damages sometimes referred to in California as 2._____. There
are four elements to the claim which are duty, breach of duty, causation and
damages. The duty owed is to anyone who is deemed to be 3_____ impacted by the
party who injured them who when the file a lawsuit is more commonly known as the
4._____. As it relates to causation the party who injured another or the 5._____ is not
responsible for all the injuries cause but only those which are the 6._____ cause of
the the injury. The injury needs to be either or both personal injury and/or property
damage to recover additional damages for 7._____.
California also has rules regarding liability for the sale of alcohol or what is commonly
called 8._____ rules. A California statute was enacted in the early 1980s will limits
that liability to anyone who sells or serves alcohol ton anyone other that an obviously
intoxicated 9._____. Nevertheless the courts have made exceptions to to the
protection of limited liability for seller’s and social hosts to include factual situations
such as preventively taking another’s car key who is attending a party where alcohol
is served with the legal but maybe imprudent obligation to return the keys which is
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referred to as liability based upon a 10. _____ or tavern owner’s failure to protect
against one patron propensity in harming another or 11._____ or a 12._____which
involves a patron who the tavern looks out for.
Concerning a landowner’s liability for those injured on the landowner’s property,
California refers to this area or law as 13._____ and in California the 14._____ of the
injured party is 15._____of liability and a duty is owed even to a 16._____ whereas in
other jurisdictions the landlord only owes a duty to 17._____.
1. negligence 2. Exemplary 3. foreseeably 4. plaintiff 5. defendant 6. proximate 7. emotional
stress 8. Dram shop liability 9. minor 10. breach of an independent duty 11. premises liability
12. Special relationship 13. premises liability 14. status 15. determinative 16. trespasser 17.
licensee and/or invitee
1. negligence 2. Exemplary 3. foreseeably 4. plaintiff 5. defendant 6. proximate 7. emotional
stress 8. Dram shop liability 9. minor 10. breach of an independent duty 11. premises liability
12. Special relationship 13. premises liability 14. status 15. determinative 16. trespasser 17.
licensee and/or invitee
1. negligence 2. consequential 3. foreseeably 4. plaintiff 5. defendant 6. proximate 7.
emotional stress 8. Dram shop liability 9. minor 10. breach of an independent duty 11.
premises liability 12. Special relationship 13. premises liability 14. status 15. not
determinative 16. trespasser 17. licensee and/or invitee
1. negligence 2. Exemplary 3. foreseeably 4. plaintiff 5. defendant 6. proximate 7. emotional
stress 8. Dram shop liability 9. minor 10. breach of an independent duty 11. premises liability
12. Special relationship 13. premises liability 14. status 15. not determinative 16. trespasser
17. licensee and/or invitee
1. negligence 2. Exemplary 3. foreseeably 4. plaintiff 5. defendant 6. proximate 7. emotional
stress 8. Dram shop liability 9. minor 10. breach of an independent duty 11. premises liability
12. Special relationship 13. premises liability 14. age 15. not determinative 16. trespasser 17.
licensee and/or invitee
None of the above
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