Solomon filed a complaint that stated: "I went over to my neighbor Dominquez's house and he refused to let me borrow his hedge trimmer. A possible buyer of my house came over that evening and, when she saw my untrimmed hedges, lost interest in the house. I demand $2,000 from Dominquez, because he would not let me use his hedge trimmer and because of his refusal I did not sell my house." Dominquez's attorney should

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Solomon filed a complaint that stated: "I went over to my neighbor Dominquez's house and he refused to let me borrow his hedge trimmer. A possible buyer of my house came over that evening and, when she saw my untrimmed hedges, lost interest in the house. I demand $2,000 from Dominquez, because he would not let me use his hedge trimmer and because of his refusal I did not sell my house." Dominquez's attorney should

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Solomon's complaint does not establish a legal duty that Dominquez had to lend his hedge trimmer, nor does it establish a direct cause of action for his loss. Therefore, a motion to dismiss would be appropriate due to the lack of a legal basis for the claim.

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