25. Minnesota has a law that requires drivers to turn on the car's headlights when the windshield wipers are in use. While driving in the rain with the windshield wipers in use, Marian forgot to turn on the car's headlights. Marian crashed into Wolfram's car. Since Marian breached the statutory standard, her conduct will be treated as:

a) Res ipsa loquitur.

b) Intentional tort liability.

c) Negligence per se.

d) Strict liability in tort.

29. Mattel makes a doll that has a design defect and can cause injury. Little Sarah's parents buy her the doll at Toys-R-Them (which was totally unaware of the doll's dangerous condition) and as a result of the design defect, Sarah is injured playing with the doll. If a product liability action is brought against Toys-R-Them for Sarah's injuries she would:

a) Recover against Toys-R-Them because they are strictly liable for Sarah's injuries.

b) Not recover because Toys-R-Them did not know the toy was dangerous.

c) Not recover because Mattel is the only business responsible for the damage.

d) None of the above.

44. Sellco is a large multi-state department store. It has expanded to fast and as a result obtained stores and incurred debt it will have difficulty paying back under its current structure. It believes that if it can get out of some of the leases it entered into and had some time to restructure its debt it would be able to remain viable as a business. Given these factors and if it were to file bankruptcy what would be its best option.

a) Chapter 11.

b) Chapter 7.

c) Chapter 13.

d) Chapter 12.