The law generally provides greater legislative protection for residential tenants. Certain basic features include all of the following EXCEPT

A) landlords are required to maintain the premises in a reasonable state of repair.

D) landlords may not arbitrarily or unreasonably withhold consent to an assignment or sublet.

B) landlords have a duty to mitigate any loss caused by a tenant's breach.

C) landlords have the right to seize assets of a residential tenant to realize arrears of rent.

E) restrictions are imposed on the amount of rents and rent increases.

One method available to corporations to avoid liquidation is by entering into the following agreement with creditors

C) a compromise and arrangement.

B) a deferred creditor arrangement.

D) a Chapter 11 protection.

A) a preference.

E) an Employment Standards Act stay.

Which of the following does NOT fit the rule that allows for the right to easement by prescription?

A) A person has given payment for the use of the land.

C) A person does not use force or threats against the owner of the land.

B) A person uses the land continuously, openly, and notoriously.

E) A person has exercised his or her right without fraud or deceit.

D) A person has not acknowledged the right of the owner in writing.

An order by a court that ends the right of the mortgagor to redeem the mortgage within a fixed time is called

E) damages.

B) the equity of redemption.

C) a foreclosure.

A) an injunction.

D) a writ.

Where a controlling group of majority shareholders propose fundamental changes to the corporation, a dissenting shareholder need not go along with the change. She may elect instead to have her shares bought out by the corporation at a fair price. This is referred to as

C) the unanimous shareholder remedy.

A) a derivative remedy.

E) a pre-emptive right.

B) an oppression remedy.

D) the appraisal remedy.