Jenny is the founder of a catering company, Eat, Eat, Eat, and entered into a contract with several businesses to provide lunch to the workers, a perk to get people back to the office.

Jenny made a catering plan of different sandwiches, salads, and drinks (coffee/tea pop and water) and deserts (butter tarts, chocolate cookies). The cost per worker was about $7-11 each. She presented this plan to Levi, the owner of Bubble Computes, a software company that had 50 staff members.

Jenny delivered the agreed menu for 2 weeks. Jenny wanted to meet with Levi and check whether her meals were being enjoyed. Levi was very stressed that day, when he met with Jenny and he said that he ended up throwing away most of the lunches as the workers did not like the food and he was not going to pay her bill.

Jenny got angry and started yelling at Levi. She claimed that Levi had breached her fundamental rights and freedoms that is provided for all Canadians, by not paying her bill. She was going to seek legal advice as to what she could sue Levi for breaching her rights.

questions

Jenny speaks to a lawyer who advises her that she could recover damages for her time and food. This is called __________________

What legislation is Jenny claiming Levi breached and does it apply to this dispute, why or why not? ____________________________

Levi got very angry at Jenny and threatened to make sure that she never catered another meal in the city. He was going to put ads on LookBook, GoogoList and all other social media sites to say that her food is awful and that she charges too much.

Jenny may claim that Levi is committing what tort (s)_____________________

What would Jenny have to prove to show that this tort was committed? _______________________________

What two types of damages can Jenny request if she is successful (do not choose punitive damages)

Describe the purpose of one of the damages chosen