Assume Norton Enterprises hires Concrete Company to pour a new cement driveway for its main office building. Which of the following actions by Concrete Company would most likely create liability for Norton Enterprises? Assume Concrete Company is an independent contractor of Norton Enterprises.  Group of answer choices Concrete Company removes materials from another company's driveway after failing to find the correct property line Concrete Company damages a parked car on the street when it unloads heavy equipment to be used on the job Concrete Company accidentally damages the city sewer system when installing the driveway Concrete Company removes materials from another company's driveway after being directed to by Norton

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