Question: Question 2 0 . 7 pts In statutory interpretation, courts may rely on Ejusdem generis when confronted with descriptive language in a statute. It is

Question 2
0.7 pts
In statutory interpretation, courts may rely on Ejusdem generis when confronted with descriptive language in a statute. It is also true that
A) Ejusdem generis is a method used by the courts to resolve matters of personal jurisdiction over corporations.
B) Ejusdem generis is applied when specific words follow general words and the specific words are limited to criminal narcotics legislation, such as criminal litigation involving the Controlled Substance Act.
C) Ejusdem generis is applied to resolve disputes only in criminal cases.
D) Ejusdem generis may be applied when general words follow specific words, the general words are limited to the same things as specific words.
Question 3
0.7pts
The Michigan Supreme Court, in Price v. High Pointe Oil Company, Inc. (828 N.W.2d 660(Mich.2013) applied this precedent _______ to determine that ________.
A) Koester v. VCA Animal Hospital/there is Michigan precedent that permits the recovery of damages for emotional injuries allegedly suffered as a consequence of property damage.
B) Bernhardt v Ingham Regional Medical Center/where a family heirloom's emotional value exceeds its monetary value, the difference may be recovered by the plaintiff
C) Koester v. VCA Animal Hospital/there is no Michigan precedent that permits the recovery of damages for emotional injuries allegedly suffered as a consequence of property damag
D) Sutter v. Biggs/a defendant in a Michigan tort action may be liable for remote, speculative, and noneconomic damages in a negligence case involving the loss of privately owned pets

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