1. Mr. George Song lives on the top floor of an upscale but downtown San Francisco twenty-story building. There is a 30-story apartment building under construction next door to his building. One morning while eating his corn flakes a brand-new toilet, fortunately unoccupied, comes crashing through the roof of George's apartment and injures him. George would like to sue the construction firm, but has no way of finding out or proving what persons were involved or exactly what happened. The doctrine that would help George is: Last clear chance - Res ipsa loquiture Strict liability Comparative liability Assumption of the risk a b . Questions 2 - 3 are based on the following facts: Your friend, Heisa Payne Diaz attends an alcohol-fueled party at the Watza Matter Ewe country-western bar. After ten twenty, or thirty beers. He sa falls down a flight of stairs hidden by floor-length curtains and injures himself. He sa sues the bar for negligence and the jury returns a verdict for the bar a b 2. What negligence issue is presented by these facts:- Assumption of the risk Res ipsa loquitur.- Premises liability Strict liability Negligent infliction of emotional distresse c a 3. Knowing that you are the Legal Scholar that you are. He sa asks you what he should do given the jury's verdict. In addition to telling He sa to stop drinking so much, you tell hime To file a motion for a new trial. b. To file a post-trial motion for a finding of comparative fault. To file a motion for judgment notwithstanding the verdict (JNOV). d. That the jury's verdict is final. c