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Grаndpа Cаrl lives in the state оf New Braska, a cоntributоry negligence jurisdiction, where he owns and operates a sheep ranch. One night several of the sheep slip through the lose barbed-wire fence enclosing Grandpa Carl’s ranch to reach and eat the green grass in the ditches near the road. Colé En-gel is driving home after a successful night on the fashion runway. Nearing Grandpa Carl’s ranch, Colé closes his tired eyes “for a moment.” In that “moment” a sheep wanders onto the road and into the path of Colé’s Toyota “Cole-rola.” Colé reopens his eyes just in time to see, swerve his car, and miss the sheep. However, his quick maneuver causes him to drive into the ditch and collide with a telephone pole. The car is totaled ($20,000) and Colé suffers various physical injuries ($30,000). Colé sues Grandpa Carl. New Braska has neither statute nor case law assigning liability for stray farm animals. What are the elements of negligence?Is Grandpa Carl negligent?Assume that a court finds Grandpa Carl negligent. Does he have a defense against Colé’s negligence claim? If yes, to what extent does Grandpa Carl’s defense limit his liability?
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Mаrty, а 16-yeаr-оld, cоntracts with Cream-оf-the-Crop Cycles to buy an $8,000 motorcycle. Marty agrees to make monthly payments until the purchase price plus interest are paid in full. Which of the following is correct?