QUESTION 9 1. Marcia is shopping at Home Depot. As she walks by John who works in the garden section. John
wanted to be a prankster today and secretly brought a snake into the store and hid it in a plant.
When Marcia went to smell the flowers in the plant, the snake came out and she was scared. She
fell back into a shelf which dropped several pots on her which injured her. She wants to sue Home
Depot for her injuries because she contends they were negligent in hiring John. What are the 5
things Marcia must prove to win a Negligent Hiring case.
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