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Question

While walking on a public sidewalk outside a home, Jeff was Robert was accused of shoplifting was detained in a department store for an unreasonable length of time, even though a search of Robert revealed no evidence of shoplifting. The detained person can sue for Group of answer choices robbery. larceny. false arrest. trespass. by a hammer that fell from an upstairs window of the house owned by Tim. Tim had hired Chevy to repair an upstairs ceiling and the hammer fell due to Chevy's negligence. If Jeff sues Tim to recover damages for the injury caused by Chevy, will Tim prevail? Group of answer choices Yes, under the doctrine of Res Ipsa loquitur. Yes, if Chevy's act was a breach of a nondelegable duty owed to Jeff by Tim. No, if Tim used reasonable care in selecting Chevy to do the work. No, if Chevy is an independent contractor.