Question $2$

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Select the best answer choice.

Bartha Cimphson fainted at a shopping plaza. A security guard arranged with police to have her taken to a hospital for emergency treatment. When she regained consciousness and was about to be discharged, the business office asked her to sign papers arranging for her insurance company to pay the bill. Bartha refused to sign, claiming she had not made an agreement with the hospital for treatment. The hospital sued Bartha.

Would a court require Bartha to pay the bill?

No$.$ The hospital committed a medical battery.

No$.$ Because Bartha was unconscious, the offer for services was not effectively communicated to her.

Yes. A contract implied in law was formed between Bartha and the hospital.

Yes. A contract implied in fact was formed between Bartha and the hospital.