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Identify the one incorrect statement concerning sole proprietorships. Select one: a. Sole proprietors may carry on business under a trade name; their own name need not form part of the business name. b. A sole proprietor is vicariously liable for the acts of his employees. c. A sole proprietor can limit his/her liabilty by putting "LLP" at the end of its name - e.g. Joseph Blow Catering LLP. O d. Any profit derived from a sole proprietorship is subject to personal income tax. A shareholder of a large publicly traded corporation could face personal liability if: Select one: a. That shareholder entered into a contract with the corporation, without disclosing that he was a shareholder. b. That shareholder entered into a contract with the competition or with a rival company. c. That shareholder sold his shares to another person for less than market value. d. That shareholder received specific confidential information from one of the officers of the corporation, and then used that information to his advantage when deciding to sell/buy shares. Which one of the following scenarios would be MOST likely to result in a successful civil action for the tort of battery? Select one: O a. A dentist extracted a conscious patient's badly infected tooth. b. A hockey player suffered a mild concussion as a result of being pushed into the boards during a hockey game. c. A vandal spray painted the window of a parked car. O d. A student suffered an eye injury after being hit with a stapler that another student threw at him. Which of the following statements does not describe "contributory negligence"? Select one: a. Relevant rules are set out in provincial legislation entitled, The Law of Torts. O b. Requires a court to determine responsibility for the damage. c. A defence to a claim of negligence. O d. If it is not possible to establish different degrees of fault, then the court must apportion the liability of each person equally