An Occupier of Premises Is Only Liable for an Injury

question 18

Multiple Choice

An occupier of premises is only liable for an injury to a visitor to the premises if: (i) They were in control of the premises at the time.(ii) They had in fact been careless in not ensuring the premises are safe.(iii) They directly caused the injury.(iv) The visitor was on the premises with the express permission of the occupier:

• A)i and iii.
• B)i and ii.
• C)ii and iii.
• D)iii and iv.

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Definitions:

Interest Expense

Costs incurred by an entity for borrowed funds, which are recognized on the income statement.

Fixed Asset

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Cash Flow Statement

A financial statement that provides aggregate data regarding all cash inflows and outflows a company receives from its ongoing operations, investment, and financing activities.

Investing Activities

Transactions and events related to the acquisition or disposal of long-term assets and investments not included in cash equivalents.