1.What are the rules of natural justice, and how do they apply to a board that acts quasi-judicially?

2. Outline the process that an administrative body must follow if it wishes to revoke an individual's license?

3. Under what circumstances may a decision of a board or commission be appealed to the courts?

4..A provincial Liquor Control Agency discovers that a licensee tavern has sold liquor to minors on two occasions and orders suspension of the tavern's licence for a period of seven days. A month later, a different tavern is found in violation on essentially identical facts, and the Agency suspends its licence for a period of fourteen days. Is there a ground for appeal of the harsher suspension?

5..Distinguish between the civil and criminal aspects of intentional torts such as assault and battery, or false imprisonment.

6..Distinguish between slander and libel. Why is libel generally considered to be more serious in the eyes of the law?

7.Does false imprisonment always have a criminal aspect to it? Explain.

8.The house in which X resided was located on a busy street. From time to time, vandals had broken into his garage and stolen tools and equipment he had stored there. One evening, just at dusk, he saw someone enter his garage. He quickly rushed out to the garage, closed the door, locked it, then called the police. When the police arrived, X discovered that he had locked the municipal building inspector in the garage. Discuss the legal position of X and the building inspector.