1The citation of a case gives you essential information about the case, including where to find it. A typical citation is made up of the following components: style of cause, year, abbreviated law reporter information, name of law report series, law report series number, page number, jurisdiction, and court. Read the following citations and provide the missing component [noted with xxxxxx]

a) Demon v Charles (1990), 31 OR (2d) 681 (xxxxxx)

b) Carson v Baker (2005), xxxxxx (Ont Ct J)

c) Groia v Law Society of Upper Canada, [xxxxxx] 1 SCR 772

(2)You are a newly licensed paralegal, employed at Centennial LLP. The firm has three senior lawyers who are following up with your previous help, now with questions about case law. Harvey Spectator is still working on an important civil litigation manner and wants help involving the Limitations Act, 2002. He asks you to help him answer these questions after you were so helpful in finding information about the legislation: (6 Marks)

a) Find 2 cases where the basic limitation period has been referenced. One where the matter was deemed to breach this limitation period, and another where it was deemed not to be.

b) Find 2 cases where the ultimate limitation period has been referenced. One where the matter was deemed to breach this limitation period, and another where it was deemed not to be.