A contract would end by frustration in all but one of the following scenarios. Identify the EXCEPTION: Select one: 0 a. The car you agreed to purchase was destroyed in a re. 0 b. ABC Ltd. agreed to purchase a parcel of land from XYZ Corporation that was zoned for high-density development. ABC Ltd. planned on building primarily condominium units on the property. A few weeks later, the city rezoned the property for commercial use only. C) c. You have to cancel a concert you sold tickets to because you failed to apply for a city licence in time. 0 cl. The restaurant you had booked for your wedding reception was required to close by the government due to a pandemic. FarmerJohn offered to sell 400 kilograms of cauliflower to SafeFoods for $1000. The crop was bug-infested so FarmerJohn offered to supply 400 kilograms of broccoli instead. SafeFoods accepted the offer and paid Farmerjohn $1000. As to the contract to sell cauliflower, this is an example of discharge by: Select one: Q a. breach. 0 b. agreement. 0 :2. performance. 0 cl. frustration. Which ofthe following statements is NOT TRUE? Select one: 0 a. The insurer has a duty to process claims fairly. O b. Insurance can be acquired through underwriters. O c. Insurance moves financial risk from the insured to the insurer. Q d. The insurer has a duty to arrange legal representation and a defence for the insured. Which ofthe following is CORRECT with respect to the meaning of an insurable interest? Select one: Q a. The insured must be able to demonstrate an insurable interest in what is insured. O b. It is the concept that an insurance company must make money under the policy. 0 c. That the insurance company must provide a legal defence under the policy. 0 d. The insurer must be able to demonstrate an insurable interest in what is insured. If an out of work store clerk decides to start driving their truck to deliver food for restaurants as assigned by a food delivery app, legally the former clerk will: Select one: 0 a. Be able to do all he wants to. O b. Need to disclose this to the insurance company because ethically it is the right thing to do. 0 c. Need to disclose this to the insurance company because there has been a material change in the risk. 0 d. Need to do nothing ifthey have a standard automobile insurance policy. Question 24 Not yet answered Marked out of 1,00 \\7 Flag question Question 25 Not yet answered Marked out of 1.00 '7 Flag question Question 26 Not yet answered Marked out of 1.00 F Flag question The style of cause uses the parties' names to identify a lawsuit. In insurance lawsuits, the insured may be namedarmel plaintiff when, in fact, it is the insurer that is controlling and directing the litigation. This is likely an example of: Select one: 0 a. Indemnification. O b. Vicarious liability. O c. Subrogation. 0 d. Defence Sally works for an insurance company. Sally decides how much to pay you if your vehicle is damaged in an accident. Sally's role is that of an insurance: Select one: 0 a. broker. 0 b. adjuster. O c. underwriter. 0 d. agent. The case of White-n v. Pilotinsurance included a signicant award of damages designed to punish the insurer for its conduct. This category of damages is known as: Select one: 0 a. special. 0 b. punitive. O c. criminal. 0 d. general