I IITIE leTl UZ'HIUf A 70-year-old woman, using the escalator at the airport, dropped a glove. When she attempted to pick it up, she lost her balance and fell. As a result of the accident, she suffered a fractured vertebra (spine-bone). In an action by her against the company that had the responsibility of maintaining the escalator, the defendant company would argue which of the following for its best defence? Select one: 0 a. It's actions or inactions did not fall below the standard of care. C) b. Provocation O c. It did not owe her a duty of care. 0 d. There were no damages suffered. The "but for" test is best described by which one of the following? Select one: 0 a. Would the injury have resulted but for the defendant's conduct? O b. Would the injury have been avoided but for some external condition? O c. Would the injury have been sustained but for a third party's intervention? 0 d. Would the injury have occurred but for the plaintiff's inattention? Lenny and Carl are throwing a football to each other on Homer's front lawn. Homer's next door neighbour, Ned, is standing on the sidewalk watering his plants right next door. Lenny and Carl are not being careful and three times the football goes whizzing by Ned's head, nearly hitting him. Ned tells Lenny and Carl that he is going to teach them a lesson by suing them. Ned will likely not succeed in his lawsuit because: Select one: Q a. Ned suffered no injury or loss. 0 b. The incident occured on the front street, which is public property. 0 c. There was no demand and refusal in respect of the offending activity. 0 d. Only Homer can be liable for actions arising from the use of his property