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what is negligence - Answer ️️-failing to do an act that a reasonably careful person would do to protect others from harm or doing an act that a reasonably careful person would not do under the same or similar circumstances. what is the comparative negligence approach - Answer ️️-this allows the judge or jury to decide what percentage of the proximate cause of the accident was attributable to the defendant and what percentage resulted from the plaintiffs own contributory negligence.

You just landed a light twin without first lowering the landing gear. Both propellers are curled back, the flaps are bent, and there are some dents and scrapes on the aircraft belly skin. You believe that the cause was that you were distracted in your performance of the aircraft's prelanding checklist by the air traffic controller calling to point out other traffic to you. Are you required to notify any government agency about this mishap? Explain. - Answer ️️-No. The damage to the aircra...

FARs - Answer ️️-Federal Aviation Regulations-mandated requirements for compliance by airlines CFRs - Answer ️️-Code of Federal Regulations -where you go to find the details of the laws Administrative Disposition can be... - Answer ️️-Warning Notice Letter of Correction

What are the roles that the World Court can enforce? - Answer ️️-Settle legal disputes between States and handle requests for advisory opinions Are the US Courts bound by academic papers and treatises from international legal scholars? - Answer ️️-No What did the Warsaw Convention (1929) create for air transportation companies? - Answer ️️-Created a comprehensive liability system

which agency is primarily responsible for investigating and determining the "probable cause" of airliner crashes? - Answer ️️-NTSB which agency is responsible for operating the Air Traffic Control System in the U.S.? - Answer ️️-FAA The ICAO sets standards and makes recommendations that can be used as guidance by ICAO member countries.. T or F - Answer ️️-True

Constitutional Law - Answer ️️-Derived from Constitutions, both federal and state Statutory Law - Answer ️️-Statutes are laws that are made by legislatures (congress or state state legislatures). Supersedes any common law to the contrary. Legislative branch Common Law (decisional law) - Answer ️️-law based on previously decided cases

You are an engineer for an avionics company that is designing a new navigational system for civil aviation use. What organization establishes the technical specifications for radio aids to navigation? In what series of publications would you look to find these specifications? - Answer ️️-The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) establishes technical standards. These technical standards, known as Standards and Recommended Practices (SARPs), are published in a series of documents k...

(T/F) There is no limitation of liability for your own torts. - Answer ️️-True (T/F) The boss has the right to direct their employees but not the independent contractors. - Answer ️️-True What is Workman's Compensation? - Answer ️️-Insurance for workers who are injured on the job.

What is international law? - Answer ️️-· Body of rules, agreements and treaties that govern international law. What are 3 relationships governed by international law? - Answer ️️-· Nation-Nation · Nation-Person · Person-Person Identifying characteristics of nation states - Answer ️️-· Unique or identifying territory, not open to being ruled by another nation/state, rule own affairs

Your willingness to put up your property for collateral to secure payment of a loan. - Answer ️️-What is Security Interest? Security Interest for a loan against land and buildings. - Answer ️️-What is a Mortgage? Security Interest for a loan against anything other than land and buildings. - Answer ️️-What is a Financial Statement?