( 1.26:34 Question 1 Otto crashes his bus into Apu's car. Apu sustains injuries and losses worth $100,000 as a result of the accident. Apu sues Not yet Otto. Because Apu was not wearing his seatbelt at the time of the accident, the court finds Apu 30%, and Otto 70%, at fault. answered Based on this scenario: Marked out of 1.00 Select one: Flag O a. Apu can collect $70,000 from Otto, but then he must pay Otto $30,000 back. question O b. Apu can't collect anything from Otto, because Apu was partially at fault. O c. Apu can collect $30,000 from Otto. O d. Apu can collect $70,000 from Otto. Question 2 An exotic dancer, Jasmine, jumped from the stage onto the lap of a patron. The chair broke, and in the fall, a disc in the Not yet plaintiff's back was broken. Jasmine maintained that she would jump on the lap of a patron only if he indicated he wanted her answered to do so and offered a tip. The patron is suing for negligence. Which of the following is INCORRECT with respect to the legal Marked out of position of the parties? 1.00 Flag Select one: question O a. If Jasmine was an employee of the strip club, the patron can sue the employer as well asserting vicarious liability. O b. Jasmine's best defence would be that the patron voluntarily assumed the risk. O c. There is an argument that the strip club violated the Occupiers' Liability Act by allowing dancers to jump on patrons. O d. The lawsuit would not be successful because it was the chair that caused the damage (injuries to the patron), and nobody else