The Tort of Trespass Is 'Actionable Per Se' Because

question 10

Multiple Choice

The tort of trespass is 'actionable per se' because:

• A)there is no need for the plaintiff to prove actual loss or damage in order to commence action.
• B)the defendant must prove that the plaintiff suffered actual loss or damage.
• C)there is a need for the plaintiff to prove that the defendant's act was intentional.
• D)the plaintiff must prove that the defendant was negligent.

Analyze the factors included in a lease-purchase analysis.

Understand the impact of a bargain purchase option on the classification and advantages of a lease.

Evaluate the potential financial and accounting implications of a lease agreement.

Appreciate the significance of disclosing lease agreements in financial statements.

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Definitions:

Eros

In John Lee’s typology of love, the love of beauty.

Passionately

With intense, strong feelings or emotions, often used to describe romantic or sexual feelings.

Physical Beauty

The aesthetic appeal or attractiveness of an individual, often based on societal standards.