1 )Which of the following would be considered an occupier for the purpose of occupiers' liability?

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a a visitor

b a tenant

c a trespasser

d a contractual entrant

11)The front entryway floor of a busy retail store is wet from improper drainage. The store is aware of the problem. Audrey enters the store and slips and falls as a result of the buildup of water on the floor. What might the store's liability be dependent on?

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a Whether or not the store acted immediately upon being notified of the hazard.

b Whether or not Audrey was wearing proper rain grip shoes.

c Whether or not Audrey was a trespasser under occupiers' liability legislation.

d Whether or not the store took reasonable steps to mitigate harm.

7)The defence of absolute privilege applies in defamation cases. Which situation might give rise to this defence?

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a an unfavourable restaurant review

b the testimony of a witness in the course of a trial

c an unfavourable reference given by a former employer

d proof that the defendant's statement was substantially true

7)Which statement best describes the tort of passing off?

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a The plaintiff must show that the defendant has manufactured an identical product.

b The plaintiff must show that the competing product is likely to create a risk of confusion in the public mind.

c The plaintiff must show that the defendant intended to deceive the public.

d The plaintiff issued a warning to the defendant, which was then ignored by the defendant.

4)What must be established in order for a court to award damages for the tort of nuisance?

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a The defendant is a commercial enterprise.

b The plaintiff was established in the neighbourhood first.

c The intrusion is continuing, substantial and unreasonable.

d The intrusion presents a tradeoff for the public good.