Tommy Tune lived in a house he rented from Larry Lionel. The tenancy agreement made Larry responsible for maintaining the property in a good state of repair. However, Larry did not do so. Tommy was worried because the slate stones of the walkway up to the front door were becoming loose and uneven. He thought he might put up a warning sign to those coming to the front door, but he didn't do 50. One day, Sammy Sales came to the house to sell magazine subscriptions. Sammy tripped on the uneven stones and was injured. Which of the following statements is true? a. Sammy can sue both Tommy and Larry under the Occupiers'Liab/'lity Act b, Only Larry the home owner/landlord is liable c. Only Tommy the tenant is liable d,There is a lesser duty of care owed to Sammy because he was there on business rather than as an invited guest e. There is no duty of care owed to Sammy because he was there without permission When attempting to determine whether a professional met the standard of care of his or her profession when providing care or advice, the court will NOT consider: a. whether the professional adhered to accepted practice b_whether the professional complied with legislation and regulations c. whether the professional complied with relevant codes of conduct d. whether the professional was newly admitted to the profession "Is there a reasonably foreseeable risk to others that arises out of the defendant's activity?" This is the: a. Anns test b_ foreseeability test c. "thin skull" test d_ "but for" test