In Lindh V

question 88

Multiple Choice

In Lindh v.Surman,the case in the text,the majority of the court:

• A)held that Lindh was entitled to the ring because his reasons for breaking off the engagement were objectively reasonable under the circumstances presented.
• B)held that Surman was entitled to keep the ring because Lindh,without a justifiable excuse,broke off the engagement for the second time.
• C)adopted a fault approach to the resolution of engagement ring disputes.
• D)adopted a no-fault approach to the resolution of engagement ring disputes.

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