Under the common law, courts deciding pollution cases would require a plaintiff to prove:
a. intentional pollution
b. harm caused by the polluter
c. unreasonable interference with other parties' rights
d. harm caused by the polluter and unreasonable interference with other parties' rights
e. harm caused by the polluter and unreasonable interference with other parties' rights and intentional pollution
Question 2
The trustee in bankruptcy:
a. takes possession of and liquidates the debtor's exempt property upon the debtor's declaration of bankruptcy b. administers the debtor's estate
c. attempts to improve the status of the general creditors
d. takes possession of and liquidates the debtor's exempt property upon the debtor's declaration of bankruptcy and administers the debtor's estate
e. takes possession of and liquidates the debtor's exempt property upon the debtor's declaration of bankruptcy and administers the debtor's estate and attempts to improve the status of general creditors
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