I request you to please answer the maximum questions and please include the last question in your response (In most provinces, occupational health.) Thank you.

In the contract between Bayson's Department Store and Clem's Manufacturing, there is a clause that allows either party to end the contract on 60-days notice and the payment of liquidated damages, which are sei at a reasonable amount. This clause is a. an example of laches. b. a force majeure clause. c. a condition subsequent clause. d. a frustration of contraci clause. e. an option to terminate. Mike responds to Flavio's statement that he would like to buy Mike's motorbike for $3,000 by saying that he would want $4,000, given the work he has put into it. Flavio says OK. I'll give you that. Here's $2,000, and 171 give a promissory note for the balance payable at $500 a month for the next 4 months." 1. There is a contract. 2. There is no contract 3. Flavio's first statement to Mike was an invitation io do business. 4. Mike's response was a counter offer. 5. Flavio's final staremem to Mike was an acceptance. a. 2 and 4 . b. 1,3 and 4 . c. 2 . d. 1,3,4 and 5 . Legislation is passed to establish a governing body for a specialized medical group, and to grant the body power to control and supervise the particular type of specialisis. a. Protection of the public would not be a part of the policy mandare of the governing body. b. All of these statements are true. c. The governing body normally would not be allowed ro set educational and training standards for the specialty, d. None of these statements are true. e. The governing body would not normally be allowed to preven persons from practising the medical specialty even though a high degree of skill is required to perform the medical procedures. A contract is a legal relationship between parties. The existence or validity of the contract is measured by conditions outlined by law. An indication of the intention to create a contract is built on certain premises. These premises are: a. Each party will normally agree to do or not do certain things if there is an agreement for the other party to do or refrain from doing certain things. b. A meeting of the minds is only required when the contract deals with personal service contracts and not with commodity agreements. c. The process of the meeting of the minds by the parties will establish the contract itself. d. The end result will be a meeting of the parties' minds on the terms that are agreed upon. e. All of the above except B. Deceit is defined in legal terms as: a. A tort that arises when a party suffers damage by acting upon a false representation made by a party with only good intentions toward the other party. b. A tort that arises when a party suffers damage by acting upon a false representation made by a party with the intention of deceiving the other. c. A tort that arises when a party benefits by acting upon a false representation made by a party with the intention of deceiving the other. d. A tort that arises when a party suffers damage by acting upon a false representation made by a party with the intention of deceiving the public as a whole. e. A tort that arises when a party benefits by acting upon a false representation made by a party with only good intentions toward the other party In most provinces, occupational health and safety legislation requires the employer to ensure that a. employees are fairly compensated with "danger pay. b. employees are fully protected from occupational and safety hazards on the job. c. All are required by occupational health and safety legislation. d. employees are fully protected from occupational and safety hazards on the job and employees are fully irained to safely perform their duties where hazards are associated with the work. e. employees are fully irained to safely perform their duties where hazards are associated with the work