Anna and Beverly are neighbors. Anna has installed a series of solar collectors on the roof of her home. The collectors are positioned so that Anna obtains maximum efficiency in the use of the sun. However, Beverly has decided to plant several trees for backyard shade and within three years of planting, the now-tall trees are interfering with the collection of sunlight by Anna's collectors.
A) In the absence of any statutory protections or an easement, Anna has no rights for demanding removal of Beverly's trees.
B) Beverly has violated Anna's right to light and must move the trees.
C) Trees that block solar panels are a violation of federal law.
D) In the United States, the right to light does include protection for solar panels.
Question 2
A person cannot become a holder through a holder in due course unless that person satisfies the requirements for holder in due course status.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
This diagram shows a cross-section of a solar-type star.
The Solar Model
How Orbital Eccentricity Changes the Amount of Solar Radiation Earth Receives
Solar output
Relationship of Sun Angle and Solar Radiation