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gonzo233

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Under the doctrine of riparian water law, persons living along a body of water:
 a. may use the water in a reasonable manner
  b. may not use the water for industrial purposes, only household purposes c. must pass on the water in usable form
  d. may use the water in a reasonable manner and must pass on the water in usable form
  e. may use the water in a reasonable manner and must pass on the water in usable form but may not use the water for industrial purposes, only household purposes

Question 2

An advantage of a well-planned Chapter 11 bankruptcy, compared to liquidation, includes:
 a. fewer legal fees
  b. less success restructuring the bankrupt party c. many expert witness dilemmas
  d. lesser payments to secured creditors e. none of the other choices



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

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