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Rachi is a wealthy business person with substantial personal assets. One of the businesses she carries on is a health club. She has carried on this business as a sole proprietorship, but she has decided to incorporate a corporation under the Canada Business Corporations Act to carry on this business instead of the sole proprietorship. She will be the sole shareholder and director. If you were a client of the health club, which of the following would be a legitimate concern based on the change in the legal status of the health club business from a sole proprietorship to a corporation: Prices for annual memberships will go up. It will be no use to you to complain to Rachi about any problems you have with the operation of the health club. The risk that any claim you might have against the business will not be paid will likely increase. Management personnel will change Standards for cleanliness and service quality will decline. Question 14 (1 point) ) Listen Paine Enterprises sued Montesquieu Corp. in tort. The court held that there had been a failure to mitigate damages. This means that: Paine committed a tort that wiped out the effect of Montesquieu's tort. The loss that Paine suffered was not reasonably foreseeable. The tort that Montesquieu committed was not an intentional tort. Paine started its lawsuit against Montesquieu too late. Paine may still be entitled to damages but only for losses that could not have been reasonably lowered by Paine