Question 15 (1 point) You have arrived at home and found that a neighbour has shoveled all the snow in your driveway. You had not asked them to do it, but it looks great. You promise to pay them $20 for their work. There is no contract. The neighbour's work to shovel your driveway is past consideration. A contract has been created and you owe your neighbour $20. The neighbour provided consideration in the form of shovelling, and you have promised consideration in the form of $20. There is no contract. The neighbour's work to shovel your driveway was a gratuitous promise. ASUSQuestion 16 (1 point) Common law and legislation only apply to provincial laws are the two main sources of law in Canada mean the same thing only apply to federal law Question 17 (1 point) Eli and Taylor are partners in a restaurant business. They purchase $100,000 from a supplier, but default on the payment to the supplier. What can do the suppier do? ASUSQuestion 18 (1 point) The primary purpose of tort law is: O to punish the torfeasor. to compensate the injured party. to reward the injured party. to sanction bad behaviour of the wrongdoer. Question 19 (1 point) The Prime Minister and their Cabinet ASUS PauseQuestion 19 (1 point) The Prime Minister and their Cabinet form part of the judical branch of the goverment form part of the Executive branch of goverment are responsible for passing new laws in the country are responsible for interpreting our statutes in a just and fair way Question 20 (1 point) Sally and Jim have a contract for Sally to act as Jim's agent to sell his line of ski jackets to retailers. Sally's now thinking that she wants to create her own line of ski ASUS Pause f10 f11 1 112 Break InterQuestion 20 (1 point) Sally and Jim have a contract for Sally to act as Jim's agent to sell his line of ski jackets to retailers. Sally's now thinking that she wants to create her own line of ski jackets to sell to the same retailers. Can Sally do this? Sally may sell the same goods as Pat, as long as she discloses this to Pat. Sally has a fidiciary duty to Jim and cannot compete with him. Sally is a free agent and she can act in her own best interest. Sally is entitled to personally profit from the information she learns as a result of the agency relationship. Question 21 (1 point) ASUS 19 f10 f11 Break f8 InterQuestion 21 (1 point) Eli and Taylor are partners in a restaurant business. They are in talks with Sandra to join their business, but Sandra is worried about personal liability if she invests in the business. Which business organization might be suitable for their situation? A general partnership. A limited partnership. A limited liability partnership. A franchise. Question 22 (1 point) Frustration of contract will ASUS Pouse Break 19 f10 112 TatersQuestion 22 (1 point) Frustration of contract will occur when the contract is simply harder to perform than what was originally assumed one of the parties is feeling frustrated because the other party has not fulfulled their contractual obligation an unforeseen event makes the performance under the contract impossible an unforeseen event makes the contract more expensive to perform Question 23 (1 point) Common law refers to ASUS $12 Pause 19 f 10 Break f7 f8 IntertQuestion 23 (1 point) Common law refers to the historical rights and privileges of the Crown judge-made law unwritten conventions a system of codified law Question 24 (1 point) A valid contract requires consideration, which means 112 Pause f6 f7 f8 f10 Break DA f9 InterQuestion 24 (1 point) A valid contract requires consideration, which means that the parties must promise an obligation to each other. that parties must promise an an obligation to someone else. that the parties must exchange something of legal value, which means money. that parties must promise to exchange obligations, even if there is no legal value to their obligations. Question 25 (1 point) The rights and freedoms that are contained in the Canadian Charter of Rights and AGUS Pouse f10 (12 Break 13 f4 f5 f6 f7 19 XQuestion 25 (1 point) The rights and freedoms that are contained in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms O were established by the United Nations protect canadian citizens from each other protect canadian citizens from improper government action are absolute and can never be taken away from us ASUS f12 Touse f10 Break f4 f6 f7 later XQuestion 26 (1 point) The judicial branch of a government is responsible for making laws enforcing laws passing legislation administering laws Question 27 (1 point) ASUS Pause 13 19 f 10 $11 f4 f6 f7 112 f5 Intent XQuestion 27 (1 point) A contractor is suing a client for an unpaid invoice. in their claim, the contractor is seeking an award for $5,000, which is the amount the client owes on the unpaid invoice. This award is an example of: non-pecuniary damages. punitive damages. aggravated damages. pecuniary damages. Question 28 (1 point) ASUS (12 f7 f9 f 10 13 f4 f6 XQuestion 28 (1 point) You have lost your dog, Fido, and you offer to pay $100 to anyone finds and returns your lost dog. Your mother finds Fido and brings him home to you. Your mother had no idea you had offered $100 for Fido's safe return. The offer was never valid because it was an invitation to treat. Your mother has accepted your offer by performance and you owe her $100. Your mother did not act with any intention of accepting your offer and you do not owe her $100. Your mother did not accept your offer and no contract was formed. ASUS Pause 10 $11 Break f4 f5 f6 f7 Intere XQuestion 29 (1 point) A contract that is not in writing may be a contractual defect if the contract is to be performed within the year. is not a contractual defect. Contracts are never required to be in writing. may be a contractual defect if it is a contract for sale of an interest in land. is not a proper contract. All contracts must be in writing. Question 30 (1 point) Sally proposes to Peter that she buy his car for $500 ASUS f10 12 Pause Break f4 f5 f7 Intere X LAQuestion 30 (1 point) Sally proposes to Peter that she buy his car for $500. Sally is the offeree. Sally is the offeror. This is an invitation to treat, not an offer. Peter is the offeror. ASUS GUse f10 112 Break 19 13 f7 Intert f4 f5 XQuestion 6 (1 point) Under the Constitution Act of 1867, the Federal government was given juridiction over education banking municipalities healthcare Question 7 (1 point) Solicitor-client privilege means that ASUS 19 f10 f12 Pause Sysra f8Question 7 (1 point) Solicitor-client privilege means that communications to your lawyer are strictly confidential a lawyer must represent all clients that request representation lawyers cannot represent a client that they know is guilty a lawyer, as an officer of the court, must tell the police if her client has admitted to committing a crime Question 8 (1 point) ASUSQuestion 8 (1 point) A contract does not have to be in writing but requires a witness for it to be enforceable must be in writing in commercial contexts O does not have to be in writing to be enforceable, but good business practice is to have the contract in writing must be in writing to be enforceable Question 9 (1 point) ASUS FS $7 f9 f 10 f 12 Pause f6 Break X OX IntersQuestion 8 (1 point) A contract does not have to be in writing but requires a witness for it to be enforceable must be in writing in commercial contexts O does not have to be in writing to be enforceable, but good business practice is to have the contract in writing must be in writing to be enforceable Question 9 (1 point) ASUS FS $7 f9 f 10 f 12 Pause f6 Break X OX IntersIn Canada, when legislation is passed by the federal government, it applies only to organizations that are under the jurisdiction of the federal government to all organizations, whether they are under the jurisdiction of the federal government or a provincial government ()but only when it has been approved by a court of competent jurisdiction only to organizations that are under the jurisdiction of a provincial government Question 10 (1 point) A arbitrator is retained by the parties to a dispute to ASUS Pre Schimprec f9 f 10 12 Pause Break f6 f7 X DX InterA arbitrator is retained by the parties to a dispute to to render a decision that would then need court certification er a fina render a final and binding decision O to help the parties settle their dispute to force the parties to settle their dispute ISUSA arbitrator is retained by the parties to a dispute to to render a decision that would then need court certification er a fina render a final and binding decision O to help the parties settle their dispute to force the parties to settle their dispute ISUSA arbitrator is retained by the parties to a dispute to to render a decision that would then need court certification er a fina render a final and binding decision O to help the parties settle their dispute to force the parties to settle their dispute ISUSWhich of the following is a an example of public law tort law criminal law business law contract law ASUSTom promises to give $5,000 to Jane's brother, if Jane promises to give her car to Tom's sister. Is this a valid contract? No, Tom and Jane must promise to provide benefits to each other. )No, Tom and Jane have made gratuitous promises. It is enough that Tom and Jane have promised to provide a benefit to someo Tom and Jane have not provided adequate consideration. ASUS