A landowner retains mineral rights and later transfers the property to a corporation that builds a warehouse on the surface. The owner's son begins mining after the transfer and the mining activity causes subsidence damaging the warehouse. Can the corporation recover for the damage?

• A. No, because the structure is commercial, not residential.
• B. No, because the mining was done with reasonable care.
• C. Yes, because the property was acquired by sale, not gift.
• D. Yes, because the structure was constructed before mining began.

Answer: (B)