Questiоns 18 аnd 19 invоlve the sаme fаct pattern. Pete оwns a beachfront lot that is 300 feet long (measured from the water’s edge to the back end of the lot which is directly against a 55 feet high cliff), and 75 feet wide. The beach itself, however, extends inland for only 25 feet. Under state law, a party owns the beach, and can prevent others from using it. Pete sues Diane for trespassing on his beachfront lot. Diane denies that she trespassed. At trial, Pete’s evidence consists of the testimony of two eyewitnesses, Will and Wilma. Neither Will nor Wilma actually saw Diane on Pete’s land. Will saw Diane at 8:00 p.m. on the beach of the lot immediately south of Pete’s land. Wilma saw Diane at 8:15 p.m., standing on the beach of the lot immediately to the north of Pete’s lot. Diane was completely dry when Wilma saw her. 18. Because no one saw Diane actually on Pete’s lot, Diane moves for judgment as a matter of law at the close of Pete’s case. How will the court rule on Diane’s motion?
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