Question

how did the elephant justify it's act of occupying the hut​

Answer 1

Answer:

The Elephant justified its act of occupying the hut by stating his case in an authoritative voice to the commission of enquiry that he had always regarded it as his duty to protect the interests of his friends, and that appears to have caused the misunderstanding between him and the man

Answer 2

Answer:

The Elephant justified

its act of occupying the hut by stating his case in an authoritative voice to the commission of

enquiry that he had always regarded it as his duty to protect the interests of his friends, and

that appears to have caused the misunderstanding between him and the man. According to

the Elephant, the man invited him to save his hut from being blown away by a hurricane. As

the hurricane had gained access owing to the unoccupied space in the hut, the elephant

considered it necessary, in the man’s interest, to turn the undeveloped space to a more

economic use by sitting in it himself, a duty which any of them would have undoubtedly

have performed with equal readiness in similar circumstances.

Explanation:

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