If a Landlord Was Found Guilty of Discriminatory Practices for Refusing

question 6

Multiple Choice

If a landlord was found guilty of discriminatory practices for refusing to rent to Hispanic tenants, what could be seen as evidence that it was a case of individual discrimination?

• A) The landlord was following the instructions of the local business association.
• B) Other Hispanic tenants were able to find places to rent in the area.
• C) The landlord was following long-held conventions and practices.
• D) Hispanic tenants had a hard time finding someone who would rent to them.
• E) The landlord was supported by all the other big landlords in the area.

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Definitions:

Warranties On Presentment

Guarantees made concerning the validity, authenticity, and condition of a negotiable instrument when it is presented for payment or acceptance.

Payor

A payor, in financial transactions, is the party that makes a payment to another party, the payee, often in fulfillment of an obligation such as a bill, loan, or settlement.

Acceptor

The party who agrees to pay a bill of exchange, such as a draft or check, upon its presentation.

Primarily Liable

Being the first or main party responsible for fulfilling an obligation or debt.