In the case of Peoples Department Stores Inc. (Trustee of) v. Wise, (Choose all true statements):

	a.	The fiduciary duty under s. 122(1)(a) of the CBCA requires directors and officers to act in good faith and honestly vis--vis the corporation. The Supreme Court of Canada determined that an honest and good faith attempt to redress a corporations financial problems does not, if unsuccessful, qualify as such a breach.
	b.	The Supreme Court of Canada found that the Wise brothers were liable as alleged in the lawsuit filed by the trustee of Peoples Department Stores Inc. on behalf of creditors.
	c.	The Wise brothers were sued by the trustee of Peoples Department Stores Inc. on behalf of creditors. The trustee alleged that the Wise brothers breached their directors' duties and fiduciary obligations.
	d.	Peoples Department Stores Inc. and Wise Stores Inc. were separate businesses and therefore had separate inventory procurement policies.