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An Emergency Medical Technician, responding to a call, enters the premises of a landholder. The
  landholder is in a bedroom on the second floor. After a quick assessment, the EMT sees a need for
  getting the landholder to an emergency room immediately. With the landholder on a stretcher, the EMT
  walks backward down the stairs. The EMT's foot pushes through a rotten step and suffers an injury.
  The duty of care owed by the landholder to the EMT is that owed to a(n)
 
  A) invitee B) licensee C) vendee D) trespasser

Question 2

Among the sanctions that a court can apply to a party who is not complying with a request for discovery, the court can find against the non-complying party.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

TRUE



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