Question

1. Johnny Blaze sells a motorcycle to Steve Rogers. He does not mention to Steve that the motorcycle has a faulty engine, which was the reason why Johnny was selling the motorcycle. The motorcycle breaks down after a week, and Steve has to replace the engine, which costs him $2,000. In this case, Steve can sue Johnny for the tort of ______.

Group of answer choices

trade disparagement

negligence

fraud

Larceny

2. Bruce takes Hal’s car for a road trip. He meets with an accident on his trip and seriously damages Hal’s car. Bruce then returns the car to Hal stating that the accident is not his fault and that he is not going to pay for damages. In this scenario, Hal can sue Bruce for the tort of ______.

Group of answer choices

conversion

willful negligence

comparative fault

car battery

3. Stark Industries, located in California, grants Hammer Industries, a chain of bars in Paris, permission to produce and sell Stark Industries’ famous green goblet beverages and other drinks. Hammer Industries will launch Stark Industries in Paris and sell its products. The international business arrangement of Stark Industries is an example of a ______.

Group of answer choices

franchise

foreign subsidiary

foreign direct investment

direct export

Answer 1

Answer1 - fraud

Reason - johnny can be sued by steve for fraud because he did not inform the steve about the real condition of the bike and sold to him fraudly

Answer 2 - comparative fault

Reason - as comparitive fault is law which states that plantiff and defendant will compare their liability for the accident. This law is applicable here because bruce met with an accident which was not his fault.

Answer 3 - franchise

Reason - franchide means official permission given by the company to sell it products in a particular area here stark industries have given permission to hammer industries to sell its products in paros