Clark Was at Computerheaven Ltd

question 135

Multiple Choice

Clark was at Computerheaven Ltd. and asked for a box of the highest grade computer paper. Don, the employee, went to the back to get it, but he didn't know which was the best grade of paper out of the five choices available. He took out a box of paper called "superstuff" and told Clark that was the highest grade paper, even though he wasn't sure it was. Clark bought it. On the way out, Clark, a successful freelance computer programmer for the last five years, asked Don some questions about a new laser printer on display. Don started giving Clark his sales pitch, and Clark said with a smile, "I don't think you know what you're talking about." Don flushed and yelled, "You go to %^&$. You call yourself a programmer and you don't know anything about programming. You're a first class fraud!" A client of Clark's overheard this conversation. Clark called Don a "jerk" and left. As he was walking out the door, Don threw a hard disk at him and hit Clark in the back of the head. Considering the legal meaning of the following, indicate which of the following would not be successful based on these facts.

• A) An action against Computerheaven Ltd.
• B) An action for the tort of deceit
• C) An action for the tort of nuisance
• D) An action for the tort of battery
• E) An action for the tort of defamation

Understand the legal concepts related to the possession and care of others' property.

Gain insights into the historical and evolving relationship between First Nations groups and the development/transportation of energy and natural resources.

Comprehend the obligations and risks associated with commercial tenancies and methods to minimize those risks.

Develop awareness of the various obligations of bailees in the care of others’ property.

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Definitions:

Income Changes

Alterations in a company's earnings or an individual's income, which may result from different factors like operational adjustments, market conditions, or policy changes.

Inventory Levels

Inventory levels refer to the quantity of goods and materials on hand at any given time within a business.

FIFO Cost

First In, First Out cost method, an inventory valuation method where the goods first purchased or produced are the first to be sold, affecting the value of inventory on hand and cost of goods sold.

Periodic Inventory

An inventory system where a company physically counts its inventory at specific intervals to determine the cost of goods sold and ending inventory levels.