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Complete Defense Overclaim
This trap appears as a wrong-answer choice in 1 active question. Spotting how it is built is the repair: read each example's “why it's attractive” before the “why it's wrong.”
Subject distribution
- Torts1
Example wrong choices
20236_midnight_candle_lofts · TORTS · Choice A{'text': 'Yes, but only because the candle studio has been operating long enough that any nuisance claim is time-barred.', 'why_wrong_or_correct': 'Attractive because long operation sounds stale; broken because the call asks knowledge-as-bar, and the ongoing/new interference is not resolved by duration alone.'}
Why it's attractive
The answer talks time bar, but the call asks knowledge as a complete bar.
Why it's wrong
The answer talks time bar, but the call asks knowledge as a complete bar.
20236_midnight_candle_lofts · TORTS · Choice B{'text': 'No, because coming to the nuisance is never relevant in a private nuisance case.', 'why_wrong_or_correct': 'Attractive because it reaches the right no; broken because the Gold Key makes coming to the nuisance relevant as a factor.'}
Why it's attractive
Never is too much.
Why it's wrong
Never is too much.
20236_midnight_candle_lofts · TORTS · Choice D{'text': 'Yes, because a person who moves next to an existing business assumes all nuisance conditions created by that business.', 'why_wrong_or_correct': 'Attractive because Martha knew about the studio; broken because the Gold Key says knowledge does not create a complete bar.'}
Why it's attractive
Assumes all nuisance conditions from one knowledge fact.
Why it's wrong
Assumes all nuisance conditions from one knowledge fact.
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