Owen, a sole proprietor, owns a bicycle messenger business in New York City. One of his messengers, Marty, was between deliveries one day, and decided to take a nap in Central Park. While he was asleep, his bicycle was stolen. When he woke up, Marty noticed his bike was gone, saw Betty Biker riding on a similar looking bike. He attacked Betty, knocking her off the bike and seriously injuring her before realizing his mistake. If Betty sues Owen for the injuries caused by Marty and WINS, it could be for any of the following reasons EXCEPT O Owen knew or should have known that Marty had a history of assault and battery convictions and was therefore negligent in hiring him to be a messenger O That attack occurred while Marty was in a work-related time or space O Owen is strictly liable for any injuries caused by his employees to third parties O None of these-all are valid justifications for a judgment against Owen O Marty's motivation to attack the bicyclist was in Owen's best interest, even though misguided

Owen, a sole proprietor, owns a bicycle messenger business in New York City. One of his messengers, Marty, was between deliveries one day, and decided to take a nap in Central Park. While he was asleep, his bicycle was stolen. When he woke up, Marty noticed his bike was gone, saw Betty Biker riding on a similar looking bike. He attacked Betty, knocking her off the bike and seriously injuring her before realizing his mistake. If Betty sues Owen for the injuries caused by Marty and WINS, it could be for any of the following reasons EXCEPT O Owen knew or should have known that Marty had a history of assault and battery convictions and was therefore negligent in hiring him to be a messenger O That attack occurred while Marty was in a work-related time or space O Owen is strictly liable for any injuries caused by his employees to third parties O None of these-all are valid justifications for a judgment against Owen O Marty's motivation to attack the bicyclist was in Owen's best interest, even though misguided

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

10th Edition

ISBN:9781259964947

Author:Libby

Publisher:Libby

Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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