Jonas Smith owns a corner lot that the school children use continually as a short cut on their way to and from Jackson Elementary. Smith grew tired of seeing the diagonal path. He posted signs, which did not deter the children. He erected a gate which they climbed over. He then posted an attack dog at 8:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. A child who tried to pet the dog was mauled.
A) Smith is liable for the child's injuries.
B) The child was a trespasser and Smith is not liable.
C) The child was a licensee, but was warned, hence Smith is not liable.
D) None of the above
Question 2
Sue is an employee at an ABC store. One of Sue's duties is to prepare the bank deposit at the end of the business day. Sue had a very busy day and made a few mistakes. All of the checks, except two, were indorsed with the stamp ABC, Inc that ABC had provided. The bank received the deposit and noticed the lack of indorsement on the two checks. In addition, three of the checks that Sue was to include with the deposit were lost in the parking lot after closing. Phil found the checks and deposited them into his personal account. What is the effect of ABC's indorsement on the lost checks and the lack of indorsement on the two deposited checks?
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