A medical worker was sued by a patient for discussing the patient's medical condition with a mutual friend. The patient most likely sued the medical worker for the tort of:
a. false imprisonment b. mental distress
c. invasion of privacy
d. nothing because medical personnel are exempt from any liability in such instances e. none of the other choices
Question 2
In Saadala v. East Brunswick Zoning Board of Adjustment, where Saalada sued the Zoning Board after it approved a 7-Eleven's application to extend its non-conforming classification so it could expand its business, the appeals court held that:
a. the Board should not have granted the application because 7-Eleven failed to show special reasons required for approval of a use variance for its redevelopment plan
b. the Board should have granted the application because 7-Eleven showed the special reasons required for approval of a use variance for its redevelopment plan
c. the Board should have granted the application because 7-Eleven failed to show special reasons required for approval of a use variance for its redevelopment plan
d. the Board should not have granted the application because 7-Eleven is too small a corporation to have thespecial reasons to get approval of a use variance for its redevelopment plan e. none of the other choices are correct
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