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Damages in tort look backward to put the plaintiff in the position they would be in if they were not injured. whereas damages in contract look forward to put the plaintiff in the position they would be in if the contract were completed: . True False Question 16 (1 point) ) Listen Zoe's injury came about because of Mike's drunkinness. Because Miles has no assets and is not worth suing, Zoe has instead sued Thelonious, who was in control of the premises where Miles became drunk. The judge must determine whether or not Thelonious owed a duty of care to Zoe. A duty is less likely to be imposed if. Without Thelonious' knowledge, Zoe had been drinking alcohol before the accident. Thelonious knew, on the basis of past experience, that Miles was likely to drive himself home after becoming drunk. Miles became drunk at Thelonious' sports bar after being served by an employee who has liability insurance. Zoe's injury, which occurred a month after Miles was drunk, resulted from her slipping on debris from Miles's run-in with a lamp pole which had not been cleared by the city. Zoe was also a regular customer at Thelonious's sports bar