Your client Katalina Tschenko ate at a local restaurant "Best Gardens Inc." last week. She was seated at her favourite table, which was next to a large goldfish pond. She put her new "state-of-the art" laptop computer in its bag next to the pond. The bag was open because she had been showing it off to the person with whom she was having lunch. While Katalina was eating, a large man stood next to the goldfish pond. She weren't really paying attention, but it appeared to her that he deliberately took a large object and dropped it into the goldfish pond. It made a huge splash, and her computer was soaked. She has since determined that it was ruined beyond repair. A replacement will cost $6,000.00. The man Dudley Doowrong was employed as a server by the restaurant. He lost his balance when serving other patrons at the next table. 1. If Dudley Doowrong the server was acting in the ordinary course of his employment, then: a. The employer may be liable for his actions; b. Only Dudley will be liable; c. Employers are always liable for the actions of their employees, without exception; d. Employers are never liable for the actions of their employees, without exception. 2. The Plaintiff's Claim should include: a. Best Gardens Inc. as the only Defendant; b. Dudley Doowrong and Best Gardens Inc. as Defendants; c. Katalina as the Plaintiff; d. Both (b) and (c) above. 3. If both Dudley and Best Gardens Inc. are named as Defendants, then: a. Both must be served with the Plaintiff's Claim pursuant to the Courts of Justice Act; b. Only Dudley must be served; c. The Plaintiff must comply with Rule 8 as applied to Dudley as an individual and to Best Gardens Inc. as a corporation; d. The Plaintiff must comply with Section 8 as applied to Dudley as an individual and to Best Gardens Inc. as a corporation