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Question 1. What must be established to sue successfully for the intentional tort of false imprisonment? provide examples.
Question 2. Indicate why the Donoghue v. Stevenson case ( the snail in the ginger beer bottle) was so important in the development of negligence law. Describe the facts of the case, the main issues the court was called upon to decide, and the outcome.
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The subject is Business Law. See question below. You are a recently college graduate who cannot find a job in your area of studies. You decide to create your own online file-sharing software company that allows you to distribute recently released movies to your customers for a fee. 1. Which law governs your business? 2. Which US Supreme Court case governs this issue. Provide the correct and complete name of the court case. 3. What was the court’s holding? 4....
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