Read, In particular, the portion of the judgment in Semenluk v. Ron's Bobcat Service, 2016 ABPC 231 (CanLII), relating to the calculation of damages, as well as the conclusion. Thereafter, choose the statement below that is INCORRECT. Select one: B. The Court cited case authority for the principle that the burden to show that a plaintiff has failed to take all reasonable steps to mitigate her loss is upon the defendant b. The Court held that the Defendant's conduct was high handed, oppressive, arbitrary and callous. O c. The Court granted judgment in the Plaintiff's favour in the amount of $20,892.07. O d. The Court cited case authority for the principle that the onus is on a plaintiff to prove her damages on a reasonable preponderante of credible evidence. One of the duties which a professional may owe is to abide by any cole of conduct created by the governing body for the profession. In Alberta, lawyers have a duty to abide by the Code of Conduct established by the Law Society of Alberta and can face sanction for failing to adhere to the Code. Locate and read the decision in Law Society of Alberta v. Pfriem, 2019 ABLS 6 (CanLII). Choose the statement below which is FALSE. Select one: a. The Law Society of Alberta and Mr. Pfriem made a joint submission regarding sanction to the Hearing Committee. b. Mr. Pfriem was admitted as a member of the Law Society of Alberta on July 25, 1985. At the time of the Order of the Hearing Committee being made, he had over 30 years' experience as a practicing lawyer. c. Mr. Pfriem admitted that he failed to provide competent, timely, conscientious and diligent service when he failed to advice his client's legal matter and that such conduct is deserving of sanction. d. The sanction put forward for the Hearing Committee's consideration was an 8 month suspension plus the payment of $997.50 in costs in relation to the matter by a certain deadline. Your best friend Ibrahim got seriously injured at a trampoline park recently. After researching Alberta's occupier liability legislation, you know that It is TRUE that: Select one: O a. the common duty of care owed to visitors does not apply to the condition of the trampoline park. b. Ibrahim will be considered a visitor at the trampoline park, if he was lawfully present there by virtue of an express or implied term of a contract c. the occupier of the trampoline park can rely on an exclusion of liability in an express agreement, even where no steps were taken to bring it to a visitor's attention. O d. the occupier of the trampoline park must discharge the common duty of care to a visitor, even where the visitor willingly accepted the risks. End of Page 2
