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Wayne owns a herd of untamed Mustang horses that he lets roam free over his expansive property in Montana. Some of the young horses are sold each year to be ranch and show horses.
 
  a. For strict liability purposes, the horses are considered wild animals because they roam free and are untamed.
  b. For strict liability purposes, the horses are considered domesticated animals.
  c. Because the horses are animals and not humans, strict liability theory does not apply.
  d. Wayne is required by law to fence in his property to contain his horses.

Question 2

Reggie, a consumer advocate, publishes a statement that Acme Appliance Company's microwave ovens emit a dangerous level of electromagnetic waves. Acme Appliance Company manufactures appliances including microwave ovens; the microwave ovens are perfectly safe. Reggie's statement dissuades retailers from carrying the ovens and offering them for sale. Which of the following statements is true?
 
  a. Reggie has committed trade libel.
  b. Reggie has committed slander of quality.
  c. Both a and b.
  d. Reggie has done nothing wrong because his job is being a consumer advocate.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c



K@

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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again




 

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