Which of these isnottrue about a tort as distinguished from a crime?

Select one:

a.

The relevant law is private law

b.

The accused owes an obligation to the plaintiff

c.

The plaintiff sues the accused

d.

The usual remedy is punishment

Under tort law, a loss may be held to be too remote if:

Select one:

a.

It was not reasonably foreseeable that the careless action could cause the loss

b.

The careless action does not pass the "but-for-test"

c.

Too much time has elapsed between the action and the injury suffered

d.

All of the above

This complete defence to a tort action asserts that the plaintiff freely agreed to accept the risk of injury or loss:

Select one:

a.

Contributory Negligence

b.

Voluntary Assumption of Risk

c.

Illegality of the act that caused the harm

d.

Lack of a standard of care

In terms of product liability, there is a duty of care on a Canadian manufacturer to give consumers warning:

Select one:

a.

About risks of a product that are not reasonably foreseeable to the manufacturer

b.

When even though a product may be defective, dangers may arise when it is used

c.

When, after a product has been placed on the market, the company becomes aware of the potential dangers in its use

d.

Both b & c

A professional's duty of care may arise from:

Select one:

a.

Contractual Duty

b.

Fiduciary Duty

c.

Tort law requirements

d.

All of the above