She has asked you to take a look at the letter, and provide an opinion on its merit, and how she should reply to her client, Veteran House Inc. She'll then also have you draft a letter of response to Ace Holeworth of Costli & Mean LLP. Task 1a : Outline (in bullet point form) legal points that you think should be made in the response to Ace Holeworth, supporting your client's (Veteran House Inc.) right to use the name "Veterans House", and arguing against his client's claim and demands. If there is any further information you would like to get from your client in order to support your argument, please note what that is in your response Scenario 1: Ace's next attack is to submit a complaint under the CIRA Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (CDRP) to have your client's domain name, veteranshouse.ca, forcibly transferred to his client, Multifaith Housing Initiative. Task 1b: State with reasons the likelihood of Ace's success if his client's complaint is decided by a domain name dispute resolution panel under the CDRP. Reference sections of the CDRP as appropriate, considering what Ace might claim, and what a response from your client might include. Also note any further information that would be helpful from your client in order to support their case , stating why . Scenario 2: An engineering student in charge of the Queen's Engineering Technology Innovation Club (QETIC), that takes on projects to develop new and often inventive technology, comes into the business law clinic at Queen's where you're one of the law student case -workers. You're meeting with the student (who is the current QETIC Group Leader) for the first time as he describes what he believes to be a patentable invention that his team has come up with. Task 2a: What are some of the questions you should ask to determine whether it's a patentable invention? Explain why