Answer:
b) inductive-strong
Explanation:
An inductive argument is commonly known as a type of argument in which the premises give authentic points that support the conclusion made by the jury. In addition, if an inductive argument is said to be inductive and strong if the argument is genuinely true and definitely it is not likely that the conclusions made are false.
Answer: the correct answer is B. Yes, because when the backgammon board was stolen along with the car, the player became liable for conversion of the champion's chattel
Explanation:
Conversion consists of (i) an act by defendant interfering with plaintiff's right of possession in the chattel (ii) intent to perform the act bringing about the interference with plaintiff's right of possession (iii) causation and (iv) damages. Therefore, the player was guilty of conversion.
