In an assault or battery case a privilege can: a. set a limit on ...

[KWilfred]

In an assault or battery case a privilege can:
 a. set a limit on the amount the plaintiff can be awarded in damages b. reduce the amount the defendant has to pay to the plaintiff
  c. increase the amount the defendant has to pay to the plaintiff
  d. allow the defendant to defer payment of damages until a later date e. none of the other choices

Question 2

If one has the right to occupy a piece of property until their death, at which point title to the property passes to heirs who have been named by the owner of the property, there is a:
 a. life estate
  b. joint tenancy
  c. tenancy in common d. residual interest
  e. none of the other choices

[djofnc]

Answer to Question 1

e

Answer to Question 2

a