Which of the Following Is NOT Necessary in Order to Successfully

question 2

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT necessary in order to successfully sue a defendant in the tort of public nuisance?

• A)That the nuisance was substantial and unreasonable and materially affected the reasonable comfort and convenience of life of a class of the population of which the plaintiff was a member.
• B)The damage was reasonably foreseeable.
• C)That the plaintiff has suffered particular damage over and above that suffered by the public because of the nuisance.
• D)That the defendant is the occupier or owner of the land affected by the nuisance.

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Definitions:

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A term in an agreement that outlines the responsibilities and risks taken by an underwriter in facilitating a public offering of securities.

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A financial offering in which a company gives existing shareholders the right to buy additional shares at a discounted price before offering it to the public.

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A clause in financial agreements, especially in insurance and securities, where an underwriter commits to buy and resell a specific amount of securities or assumes financial risk for a fee.