What is the name of the legal doctrine that an employer can try to rely to deny an employees request for medical accommodation because making the accommodation might cause them to go bankrupt? Undue hardship Bona Fide Occupational Requirement The fact that the employee's medical issues do not amount to a disability or perceived disability (e.g., the common cold) Resignation

Under Ontarios Human Rights Code, the ground of record of offences" protects employees against the following kinds of discrimination______by their employers: Discrimination by an employer based on convictions for provincial offences Discrimination by an employer based on convictions for Criminal Code offences for which no pardon has been received Discrimination by an employer based on the laying of criminal charges under the Criminal Code Discrimination by an employer based on a conviction for manslaughter, which has not been pardoned under the Criminal Code

Most employees in Ontario:_____? Work for a federally-regulated industry Work for a provincially-regulated industry Are employed pursuant to one-year fixed term employment contracts Are employed pursuant to two-year fixed term employment contracts

If, as an employee, you advise your employer that you were just diagnosed with diabetes, which will require medical accommodation at some future point in time, and your employer immediately reduces your hours by half, this would likely constitute ___________ under the Human Rights Code for which the employer may have to pay damages. Reprisal Illegal conduct by the employer Disciplinary conduct by the employer Retaliatory conduct by the employer

The following job requirement______ would not qualify under the Human Rights Code of Ontario as a BFOR? Requiring an employee to have sufficient strength to safely perform their job as a firefighter Requiring a truck driver to have 20/20 vision Requiring an employee to have fluent communication skills in English even though the job requires little to no communication with others in English Requiring a pilot to have 20/20 vision

Which land registration system in Ontario guarantees that title to land is free and clear as it may appear in a certificate of title for the land that is published by the system? Torrens system Registry system Land titles system All the above

What is the largest estate recognized under real property law? Life estate Fee simple estate Leasehold estate A tenancy in common

What is the name of legal doctrine that states that if a person who owns land in Canada dies without a will, successor, or next of kin, that ownership of the land reverts to the Crown? Principle of reversionary interest Doctrine of escheat Doctrine of joint tenancy Doctrine of tenancy in common

What is the name of the legal document/instrument that transfer an interest in land from a transferor to a transferee? Caveat Title Ownership Transfer What is the second highest form of estate recognized in real property law? Fee simple estate Life estate Leasehold estate None of the above