In Larry S

question 18

Multiple Choice

In Larry S. Lawrence v. Bainbridge Apartments, the case in the text in which the window washer argued that he was entitled to recover against the building owner for his injuries in a fall, which of the following was the result?

• A) The window washer was entitled to workers' compensation as an employee.
• B) The window washer was entitled to a recovery in tort based on the inherently dangerous activity at issue and the defendant's failure to take sufficient precautions.
• C) The window washer was entitled to recovery for breach of contract.
• D) The window washer was not entitled to recover because he took insufficient precautions for his own safety.
• E) The window washer was entitled to no recovery based on his status as an independent contractor.

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Definitions:

Sales Tax

Sales tax is a tax levied by governments on the sale of goods and services, typically calculated as a percentage of the sales price.

General Journal Entry

A record of financial transactions in the order in which they occur, used as the basis for all other financial reports.

Sales Tax

A government-imposed charge on the sale of goods and services.

General Journal Entries

The initial records of financial transactions, entered in the general journal, before they are posted to specific accounts in the general ledger.