To establish whether or not there is a duty owed to be careful to another, the courts apply:

A) The duty-breach-damages test.

B) The concerned parent test.

C) The reasonable person test.

D) The reasonable foreseeability test.

E) The standard of conduct test.

Under the Constitution Act of 1982, Provincial Governments have been given the power to make laws concerning matters of a local and private nature in the Province.TRUE/FALSE

A doctor is concerned that if a patient doesn't have an operation, the patient may become very ill. There is a very slight chance of blindness resulting from the operation. The chance is so slight that the doctor does not tell the patient for fear the patient may not have the operation. The patient consents to the operation. The operation is not a success, and the patient goes blind. Which of the following is true?

A) The doctor has committed the tort of assault.

B) The doctor has committed a criminal assault.

C) The doctor has not committed a tort because the patient consented to the operation.

D) The doctor has committed the tort of battery.

E) The doctor has not committed a tort because he honestly acted in the patient's best interest.