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Question 11 {1 point} x! Saved Arabella is 1ll'isiting her friend Ramona at her rented cottage one summer. While wandering over the cottage grounds, Arabella peers into the boathouse to examine an interesting canoe. While there, she notices a cardboard box wedged between two wooden planks in the side of the boathouse. The cardboard box turns out to contain $20,000 in cash. Which of the following is true? 0 a} Since Ramona showed a manifest intent to control access to the cottage, her claim is superior to Arabella's. (9 b} Since the box was wedged in the side of the boathouse, it can be considered attached to the land, so Roger, the owner of the cottage, has the best claim after the true owner. 0 c} Arabella has no claim to the found money. 0 d} Since Arabella was a guest of Ramona's, anything she finds belongs to Ramona. Question 12 {1 point} v' saved Assume that the boathouse was locked and that Arabella broke into it; that Ramona had the key and used the boathouse regularly; and that the cardboard box was found inside one of the canoes in the boathouse. Which of the following represents the order of claims to the found money? 0 a} True owner, Roger, Arabella, Ramona. G) b} True owner, Ramona, Roger, Arabella. O c} True owner, Arabella, Roger, Ramona. 0 d} True owner, Arabella, Ramona, Roger. Question 13 {1 point} v' saved In the second question of this scenario, why would Ramona's claim be superior to Roger's? a} The money was not found in or attached to the property. 0 b} By inyiting Ramona to his cottage, Roger gave up any control over it. 0 c} Roger presumably stole the money from the true owner. 0 d} Roger did not make an effort to find the true owner. Question 14 {1 point) v' Saved In the second question of this scenario, why is Ramona's claim superior to Arabella's? O a) Ramona showed a manifest intent to control access to the property. 0 b} Arabella was acting as an agent of Ramona's. O c} Arabella was trespassing. @ d} Both {a} and {c}. Question 15 {5 points} Assume that the boathouse actually belongs to a neighbouring cottage, which has been abandoned, and that the boathouse was built over the boundary line between the two properties. The money was lying underneath a canoe that had clearly not been used in years, on the side of the boathouse located on the neighbouring cottage's property. Also assume that Ramona was unaware that the boathouse belonged to the neighbouring cottage, and regularly used it to store her potted plants. When not in use, she usually kept it locked with a padlock, but it was open when Arabella walked in. Who has the best claim to the found money after the true owner