The Defendant in the case cites a previous case - Dunlap v. Light Company, 212 N.C. 814, 195 S.E, 43 (1938) - to support its argument in the appeal. How

does the Appeals Court distinguish this case? a. The Dunlap concerned only a temporary reduction in the flow of water O b. The power company in the Dunlap case did not have the power of eminent domain O c. The dam at issue in the Dunlap case was not as large as the dam at issue in the present case.