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Brian takes great pride in being obnoxious. One of his favourite ploys is to talk loudly on his cellphone during movies. Unfortunately for him, few people see the humour in his behaviour, and some become positively hostile. Brian learned that lesson several months ago during a late night show at the Bijou Theatre. After he rudely refused to quiet down, Brian was asked by Myriam, the theatre's night manager, to leave the premises. Brian loudly refused that request as well. Myriam then announced that she was going to the lobby to call the police to escort Brian off the premises. The moment she left the room, however, another customer named Ivan jumped Brian from behind, knocked him senseless with a single, vicious blow to the back of his head, and dragged his limp body out the exit and into the alley behind the theatre. Which of the following statements is most likely TRUE: O Given the violent nature of Ivan's attack on Brian, a court almost certainly would find him guilty of defamation. If Brian has disability insurance Ivan will not be responsible for any tort. Because Ivan, by removing Brian from the premises, was performing the type of act that is normally performed by an employee, the theatre is vicariously liable for any torts that Ivan may have committed. If Ivan's actions constitute a crime, then he will be held liable to Brian only if there is proof beyond a reasonable doubt that Ivan also committed a tort. Given the violent nature of his actions, Ivan may be liable to Brian for punitive damages. Question 20 (1 point) () Listen In Canada, trademark protection is afforded only to registered trademarks: True False