Question 17 (1 point) A successful negligence claim will require the Plaintiff to show that they 'actually" suffered some form of loss or damage. O True False Question 18 (1 point) Joe is a car salesman. While selling a car to Tammy and Carson, Joe states the car will be able to tow their holiday trailer, even though he knows it can't. When Carson comes to pick up the car, one of the mechanics tells Carson the car cannot tow anything heavy like a travel trailer. Joe's statement that the car could tow the trailer is the reason Tammy and Carson bought the car. Joe's statement makes the contract unenforceable. Which of the following describes why this contract is unenforceable? This contract is unenforceable as Joe used undue influence with Tammy and Carson O This contract is unenforceable as Joe's statement was a misrepresentation This contract is unenforceable because the contract is unconscionable This contract is unenforceable as Joe made Carson and Tammy buy the car under duress This contract is unenforceable as Joe made a mistakeQuestion '19 {1 point] To establish that the defendant committed the tort of interference with economic relations, the plaintiff must prove that O '1] the defendant intended to harm the plaintiff's business and that the harm was done with knowledge on the part of principals of fhe defendant's corporation 0 2} the defendant committed an illegal act with the intent to harm the plaintiff's business, whether or not actual harm occurred 0 3} the defendant intended to harm the plaintiff's business, that the defendant committed an illegal act to do so. and that the plaintiff suffered actual harm as a result 0 4} the defendant's business is a direct competitor of her own and that the defendant has gained an economic advantage over the plaintiff bv illegal means Question 20 {1 point] To prove that a defendant has committed a tort, a plaintiff must establish that the defendant's actions were the sole cause of the harm. 0 True 0 False Question 21 {1 point] Defamation in writing is called slander. 0 True b Question 22 {1 point] llll'llhich of the following accurately defines what a contract is? O A contract is an agreement between two or more parties that is enforceable by law 0 A contract is a written document between two or more parties 0 A contract is an agreement made between two parties only that is enforceable by law 0 A contract is a statement made between two or more parties that is enforceable by law 0 A contract is an agreement made between two or more businesses that may be enforceable by law Question 23 {1 point] The standard of proof for tort actions is on a balance of probabilities. 0 True 0 False Question 24 {'1 point] Many actions that were originally torts haye become offences under provincial statutes. 0 True {H} False Question 25 (1 point) The law assesses professional negligence according to the "reasonable professional" standard. O True O False Question 26 (1 point) Andrew agrees to buy a canoe from William for the price of $300.00. William has the canoe tied up at his dock at the lake. Andrew agrees to pay William the $300.00 on Saturday morning when he comes to pick up the canoe. On Friday night a large storm goes through William's area and the canoe disappears from William's dock. William believes the wind picked up and destroyed the canoe. How has this contract come to an end? O Breach of Warranty O Breach of Condition O Completion Performance Frustration/Force MajeureQuestion 27 (1 point) Negligence is established only when the plaintiff proves that the defendant could foresee ( 1) that the plaintiff would purchase the defendant's goods ( 2) That the plaintiff or someone like her might be harmed or incur loss as a result of the defendant's actions, and that the full extent of the harm actually suffered by the plaintiff was also reasonably foreseeable () 3) that the plaintiff or someone like her might be harmed or incur loss as a result of the defendant's actions ( 4) all answers are correct Question 28 (1 point) Pecuniary losses recoverable in a tort action can include ( 1) medical expenses O 2) the cost of lost work time ( 3) the loss of future earnings because of a disabling injury ( 4) all of the above