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Leah is a broker, and she represents Mark, who is selling hi…

Leah is a broker, and she represents Mark, who is selling his home. Leah holds an open house to show Mark’s home. Nathan is a potential buyer, and he attends the open house. Nathan has heard rumors that the house is haunted and asks Leah whether it is, indeed, haunted. Leah is caught off guard by Nathan’s question, because she has never heard of such rumors. Leah, however, is not quite sure whether the house is indeed haunted or not. Leah quickly tells Nathan that the house is not haunted and that she has indeed done her research on the home to see whether the house has ever been haunted.   Leah leaves the open house and fails to investigate further by asking Mark, local neighbors, or local historians, whether the house is haunted or has ever been haunted. Because Leah told Nathan that the house wasn’t haunted, Nathan decides to buy the home. After all the parties close on the home, and Nathan moves in, he finds out that the house is indeed haunted. Nathan comes to you, his attorney, and asks for help.   What misconduct has Leah engaged in?

Carrie is a commercial landlord, and David is a commercial t…

Carrie is a commercial landlord, and David is a commercial tenant. Carrie and David enter into a commercial lease, where David agrees to pay $1,200.00 every month on the 1st of each month to Carrie. This is all that is stated about the rent. What kind of rent is this?

Mendel explained that alleles assort independently. Assume t…

Mendel explained that alleles assort independently. Assume that instead of independent assortment, the inheritance of one allele affected the inheritance of others. If you cross individuals that are AaBb, and the inheritance of a dominant allele at the “A” gene locus requires the inheritance of the dominant allele at the “B” gene locus. What is the expected phenotypic ratio for this cross? What are the possible gametes produced by each individual? What is the probability of each gamete?