n Brooks v. Lewin Realty III, Inc., the Md Ct App held that for plaintiff to make out a prima facie case, she must show that (select the best answer): O the plaintiff did not cause the violation of the ordinance, that plaintiff did not contribute to the injury, and that the injury was suffered by a contractor trying to repair the walkway to the house O if not repaired, a violation of an ordinance may occur, an injury is possible if the condition of the house is not repaired, and that the legislature sought to increase the tax base of the rental house or unit involved Othere is a violation of an ordinance, that the violation proximately caused an injury, and that the injured plaintiff was in a class of people intended to be protected by the ordinance O it was not her fault that the paint in the dwelling was peeling, that the peeling paint was lead paint, and that there was someone who was injured in the past by this landlord

n Brooks v. Lewin Realty III, Inc., the Md Ct App held that for plaintiff to make out a prima facie case, she must show that (select the best answer): O the plaintiff did not cause the violation of the ordinance, that plaintiff did not contribute to the injury, and that the injury was suffered by a contractor trying to repair the walkway to the house O if not repaired, a violation of an ordinance may occur, an injury is possible if the condition of the house is not repaired, and that the legislature sought to increase the tax base of the rental house or unit involved Othere is a violation of an ordinance, that the violation proximately caused an injury, and that the injured plaintiff was in a class of people intended to be protected by the ordinance O it was not her fault that the paint in the dwelling was peeling, that the peeling paint was lead paint, and that there was someone who was injured in the past by this landlord