Hal Divelbiss owned a corner lot located next to an elementary school. Children from the neighborhood cut across the lot diagonally as they were walking to school. The children did so with such frequency that there was a visible path across Hal's property. The children had been using the path since the school opened in 1971. On December 1, 2000, Hal placed a fence around the perimeter of the lot and the children could no longer use their well-established short cut. The school and the children:
A) Have acquired an easement by prescription.
B) Have acquired an easement by necessity.
C) Have an irrevocable license.
D) Have no rights to the path.
Question 2
If a consumer reports the loss before the card is used, the consumer: ______.
A) is not liable for any charges.
B) is only liable for losses up to 50.
C) is not liable for losses over 500.
D) is liable if they failed to examine periodic banking statements.
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