Ques. 4: Which of the following is true?

A. Copyright ends at the time of death of the author of a work

B. An invention must actually work in order to be patentable

C. The words "trademark" and "business name" means same thing

D. Ownership of a trademark is established by establishing or Inventing it.

Ques.6. Substantive law can be defined as law that:

1. Law that regulates the relationship between government and people
2. Governs the procedure to enforce rights, duties and obligations
3. Define the rights, duties and obligations
4. Law that governs relations between states and other entities with international legal status

Ques.7. Elise wants to invest in her sister Rayleen's business (Dressn'Up Clothing), but does not want to risk more than $20.000. Elise registers as a limited partner and then invests her $20,000 in the business. Every year Rayleen provides a financial statement to Elise, otherwise Elise has nothing to do with the business type partner is Elise in this business?

1. Limited Partner
2. Limited Liability Partner
3. General Partner

Ques 9. Salime and Carilse are each partners in a promising business that designs computer chips for specialized technology applications (ZipChips). Needing new investors in the business (and feeling a little unsure of the technical details required for the new business)Salima and Carisle invite Noye (a specialist computer chip engineer) to invest in their business as a partner. Noye is excited to get involved, but wants to limit her financial risk to $100,000 only. Therefore Noye invests $100,000 and registers herself as a limited partner Since Noye has so much experience in the field Noye takes a leading role in setting up the partnership's design team and in managing the timelines for returns on the research and development. Because of her experience Noye is consulted on all major decisions for the business and has final approval on the salaries of all new employees What type of partner is Noye in this business

1. Limited Partner
2. Limited Liability Partner
3. General Partner

Ques 11.What is the name given to the rule that prevents an insured from collecting on insurance when the loss has resulted from the insured's willful misconduct?

1. Forfeiture rule
2. Third party endorsement
3. Third party rider
4. Subrogation

12. Why would the owners of a successful business operation carry life insurance on the lives of its shareholder ?

1. To offset the challenging costs of buying out a deceased shareholder's shares
2. To ensure that the business doesn't suffer financial loss from business interruption
3. To comply with the law's mandatory life insurance pertaining to shareholders
4. To offset any deficiency in the value demanded for the deceased's shares

Ques 16. Adler is employed by Rock'n'Roll Talent Agency (RRTA) to scout for new musical talent ( rock and roll, pop, and jazz artists) and sign them to the RRTA label. RRTA sends Adler on a scouting trip through Canada, paying for all the expenses. On her trip Adler locates dozens of new rock and roll, pop and jazz artists for RRTA. While on her scouting trip Adler also identifies several very funny amateur comedians. Since RRTA only has musical clients, Adler is sure that there is no issue if she signs these comedians to her new talent agency Adler's Amusers (AA).

Based on this scenario, identify all the statements that are correct. Answer are equally weighted.

1. Because RRTA does not usually sign comedians RRTA has no claim over the comedians that Adler has identified .
2. The principal in this scenario is Adler
3. The agent in this scenario is RRTA.
4. If Adler signs a contract with a rock'n'roll, jazz or pop artist the contract is actually between RRTA and the artist
5. The agent in this scenario is Adler
6. Adler would be breaching a fiduciary duty signed the comedians to AA without requesting permission from RRTA
7. The principal in this scenario is RRTA
8. If Adler signs a comedian to RRTA, but RRTA refuses to ratify the contract, Adler will be personally responsible for the contract (for breach of warranty of Authority)

22. A customer who is injured in a fight in a bar, whose injuries were caused by being struck in the face with a broken glass by another customer and by being struck in the face by the bouncer , can sue :

1. The other customer who threw the broken glass
2. the bouncer and the other customer who the broken glass
3. The bouncer
4. The bar owner
5. All of these

31. What is the purpose of the discovery phase in a private lawsuit?

1. To cross-examine all of the witnesses that will be called at trial
2. To allow each side an opportunity to obtain expert evidence that can later be used at the trial
3. To disclose evidence in support of the claims in the lawsuit and test the strength of the opposing party's claims
4. To enable each side to make its allegations

Ques 49. Jarrit runs a business delivering oilfield parts to remote oilfield locations on short notice. Jarrit only hires men because he is very concerned about safety. Jarrit's driver often have to drive at night, keep long hours and work camps where (mostly) male workers work

Jarrit needs to hire 2 more drivers, so he puts out an advertisement for the jobs. Mel applies for the job, but is told that she will not be considered for the job because she is female.

Select all the statements below that correctly describe the scenario above are:

A) This is discrimination because there is no rational connection between being male and safety

B) There is no discrimination here because there is a rational connection between requiring a man to do the job because of the safety concerns involved

C) The protected ground in this scenario is sex or gender

D) The protected area in scenario is tenancy .

E) The protected this scenario is employment

F) The Protected are in the scenario is publications.

Question .51: A lawyer is arguing that a promoter hosting a public New Year's social is liable in tort for negligence causing injury and loss to his client. Which argument most likely offers the strongest support for the claim for damages he is presenting to the court?

1. The promoter advertised the event.
2. The promoter failed to provide a safe environment
3. The promoter should assume both physical and legal risks
4. Occupiers have a moral obligation to keep the premises safe