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QUESTION 1 The front entryway floor of a busy retail store is wet from improper drainage. The store is aware of the problem. Rosemary enters the store and slips and falls as a result of the buildup of water on the floor. What might the store's liability be dependent on? Whether Rosemary could prove that she was not intoxicated at the time of the fall. Whether or not the store took reasonable steps to mitigate harm. O Whether a store employee witnessed Rosemary's fall. Whether Rosemary notified the store immediately after she was injured. QUESTION 2 In order for a court to find a defendant liable for the tort of nuisance, the defendant's conduct must be intentional. O True False QUESTION 3 What is the approach taken by Canadian courts with respect to awards for punitive damages? Canadian courts always make awards of punitive damages in order to deter other potential wrongdoers. Canadian courts awards for punitive damages are usually higher than the awards typically granted in the United States. Canadian courts do not award punitive damages unless the wrongdoer's conduct was criminal conduct. O Canadian courts normally only award punitive damages where the defendant's conduct was malicious, oppressive, or high-handed. QUESTION 4 A defence to a defamation claim is that the statement giving rise to the claim was "substantially true." O True False QUESTION 5 Which of the following would be considered an occupier for the purpose of occupiers' liability? O a tenant O a visitor O a delivery person O a trespasser