3. In 2017 in a burst of nostalgia to celebrate Canada's 150^th Birthday the Nova Scotia Government decided they would print their own money to commemorate the role of Nova Scotia in the creation of Canada. The Premier of Nova Scotia, Stephen MacNeil, was featured on the $5 bill, Samuel de Champlain on the $10 bill, Donald Marshall on the $20 bill, and Viola Desmond on the $100 bill.

When the Prime Minister of Canada heard about the new Nova Scotia money he said it was unconstitutional. Is it? Why/Why not?

4.Last night you invited your friend (who is also a classmate in CMLW 2201) to go to a movie with you. You both agreed to meet at the movie theatre. When you arrived you bought two tickets and waited for your friend but they never showed up? The next day you asked your friend to pay you for the wasted movie ticket. Your friend said "Forget it. We don't have a contract!!" Is your friend correct? Why or why not?

5.Jim and Bob bought one lottery ticket each week for five years. Each paid half of the price of each ticket. Bob got tired of losing and told Jim he did not want to buy tickets anymore. Jim said "That is OK, if I win I will still give you half." The next week Jim won the jackpot of $2,000,000. When Bob said to him, "You promised to pay me half if you won" Jim said "Tough, you did not pay a cent for the winning ticket."

Does Bob have any hope of suing Jim under contract law for one-half the winnings? Why/Why not?