82. Inversely, if the tenant wishes to terminate the lease agreement. The Residential Tenancy Act (RTA) says that the tenant shall provide a month written notice to the landlord with no required reason at all. A. True B. False 83. The RTA says that any interest earned from the tenants deposits shall be paid annually to the tenant, unless the tenant specifically agrees to allow interest to be compounded and the entire sum be paid upon the termination of the lease. A. True B. False 84. Francis, an employee of a courier company, received numerous awards and bonuses for exceeding targets set by his employer, throughout his 5 years of employment. He even received and awarded numerous awards at the national sales award dinner. However, in his annual performance review, his immediate supervisor, with envy, handed him an extremely negative performance appraisal, and the tone of the appraisal is sarcastic and contradictory. Shortly thereafter, the employer dismissed Francis for cause of incompetence. Francis brought an action before the court: one wrongful dismissal; second for intentional infliction of mental suffering. Does the second move of Francis prosper? A. Yes, for wrongful dismissal as well inflicting mental suffering. B. No, for wrongful dismissal as well inflicting mental suffering. 17 C. No, for wrongful dismissal, and yes for inflicting mental suffering. D. Yes, for wrongful dismissal, and no for inflicting mental suffering. 85. Mr. Mike, who works for 12 years as money-manager in a financial institution, was promoted as vice-president in charge of various financial investment areas. Five years later, a reorganization was instituted for business purposes. As a result, Mikes overall responsibilities was reduced, and two of his junior vice-presidents were promoted to positions higher that him. Consequently, Mike resigned. Later, Mike sues the company for wrongful dismissal. Does the action of Mike prosper? A. True B. False 86. If, however, Mike was asked to stay on with the same salary, but he decided to resign from the company, and later brought an action before the court for wrongful dismissal. Does the action of Mike prosper? A. True B. False 87. The general principle in all jurisdictions is that infants (persons under the age of majority) who enter into a contract are not bound by the agreements, but that adults with whom they contract are bound. A. True B. False 88. A car dealership offers to sell a car for $4,500.00 to a minor, Jack, who in turn accepted the offer. Does this a classic example of voidable contract? A. True B. False 89. Later, the minor repudiates the contract of sale. Does the minor liable? A. True B. False 90. When the minor, Jack, reaches the age of majority and made an instalment payment of $1,000.00 to the car dealership, but was unable to pay the balance. The plaintiff sued Jack for the recovery of the unpaid balance. Jack argued that he is not liable because he is a minor when the contract was made. Does Jack argument succeed? A. Yes, because the transaction happened when Jack was a minor and the contract is voidable and unenforceable. 18 B. No, because, when Jack reached the majority age, he ratified the contract by mere payment of $1,000.00. C. No, because, when Jack reached the majority age, he did not ratify the contract with his new signature. D. Yes, because the contract is voidable and unenforceable. 91. The rules of the optometrist professional association enacted under the authority of the provincial Optometrists Act, prohibits optometrist from carrying on their profession in association with any other non-optometrist business. Costco, a large retail outlet, wanted to provide space in its stores to optometrists but was prohibited from doing so by this rule. The party involved challenged this rule for judicial review. From the choices below, please select that is not the party of this case. A. Costco B. Optometrists C. Optometrists Association D. Optometrists and the Association 92. The City of a certain Province passed a bylaw prohibiting the selling or consuming of shark fins. The vendor of the shark fin complained that the bylaw was beyond the power of the city. It unfairly targeted/discriminated against the ethic community as shark fins are part of a traditional ethic delicacy. The bylaw hurts those businesses that supply them. The ethic community filed a complaint before the court and requested for judicial review. Does the action their action proper? A. Yes, because the bylaw contravenes the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. B. No, the City has sole jurisdiction. C. No, because bylaw supersedes the charter. D. Yes, the bylaw went through the process of rigorous study. 93. Businesses does not always agree with the regulatory scheme imposed upon it by government. Which of the following below is the most likely argument that they ask a court to find that? A. The statute is invalid because the subject matter of the legislation is not within the jurisdiction of the relevant government. B. The statute is invalid because the legislation violates the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. C. The interpretation of the legislation is wrong, and the statute does not apply to the particular conduct. D. All the above 94. In an efficient regulated market economy, consumers and customers have a better choice between the goods or services of the competing firms and prices will be lower and quality of goods are better or both. In contrast, an unregulated market, most big efficient firms will ultimately drive out the less efficient firms in certain sectors and big firms enjoy monopoly and there will be no more competition and the benefits of a free market will be lost. From the choices below, please select the type of anticompetitive behaviour that the government enacted a federal Competitive Act to regulate these behaviours. A. Mergers 19 B. Monopoly C. Conspiracies D. All the above 95. Mr. A wrote and mailed to Mr. B offering to sell his truck worth $10,500.00. In response, Mr. B replied by mail and inquired if this is hist last price. Days later, Mr. B wrote again to Mr. A and said that he accepted the offer of $10,500.00 and the letter reached to Mr. A. Though there was an acceptance to the offer, but Mr. A decided to sell his truck to other interested party. Is a valid and binding contract between Mr. A & B? A. Yes, because inquiry does not reject the offer and it did not bring it to an end of the offer. B. No, because inquiry is treated like a counteroffer that rejects the offer and bring it to an end. C. No, because Mr. B accepted the offer late. D. Yes, because Mr. B did not reject the offer. 96. Does requiring a license for a business to operate is another method of protecting consumers and customers like Payday Loan, Travel Agencies, etc.? A. True B. False 97. In 1982, the Charter of Rights and Freedoms became part of the Constitution. Since it was entrenched in the Constitution, it cannot be repealed by an ordinary act of the Parliament or a provincial legislature in each of the areas where formerly they were able to pass and repeal laws at their will. Therefore, the Charter of Rights and Freedoms are absolute. A. True B. False 98. The following below is guaranteed under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, except? A. Equality rights B. Legal rights C. Fundamental Freedoms D. Rights of the corporation. 99. The Charter of Rights and Freedoms applies to government behaviour and not to the private sector. However, the Charter is relevant to business because the government regulates and controls businesses through legislation that might violate the charter. A. True B. False 100.Below are the subcategories of private law, except? A. Contracts 20 B. Tort law C. Taxation D. Property law 101.In a stare decisis or theory of precedent, the lower courts are bound to follow the decision of the higher courts? A. True B. False 102. A unilateral contract is where an offer of the type that can be accepted by a performance without prior communication and, once the offeree has performed, she/he did not do anything more except of course to request payment from the offeror. A. True B. False 103. The parties entered into a lease of a charter vessel for five-year term. At the same time, the owner and lessee agree that, provide the lease went well meaning no breach of lease during the term, the lessee has the option to buy the vessel at the end of the lease. Does the option to buy the vessel at the end of the lease is called bilateral contract? A. True B. Fals