Question 1

Read the following and indicate the true statement.

Accepted Answer

A)  If a person were given a blood transfusion after making it clear that she didn't want one, the cause of action would be negligence. 
B)  If a person suffers a loss because a salesman knowingly made a False statement that he knew the other would rely on to his detriment, the cause of action could be defamation. 
C)  If falling over boxes wrongfully left in his garage by a delivery company injured a person, the cause of action could be breach of contract. 
D)  If a person suffers damage because of wiring improperly installed by John for his employer, World Wires Ltd., only John could be sued for negligence. 
E)  If the odour from a neighbour's smokehouse made it impossible for you to use your pool, the proper action would be nuisance. 
A)  If a person were given a blood transfusion after making it clear that she didn't want one, the cause of action would be negligence. 
B)  If a person suffers a loss because a salesman knowingly made a False statement that he knew the other would rely on to his detriment, the cause of action could be defamation. 
C)  If falling over boxes wrongfully left in his garage by a delivery company injured a person, the cause of action could be breach of contract. 
D)  If a person suffers damage because of wiring improperly installed by John for his employer, World Wires Ltd., only John could be sued for negligence. 
E)  If the odour from a neighbour's smokehouse made it impossible for you to use your pool, the proper action would be nuisance.

Question 2

What is detinue?

Accepted Answer

Detinue involves the wrongful

Question 3

In order to sue for trespass to land, what two elements must be established?

Accepted Answer

First, there must be intrusion

Question 4

Malicious prosecution requires a criminal conviction to have taken place.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

When a court hears a breach of contract dispute, its job is to

Accepted Answer

A)  punish the offender. 
B)  help the plaintiff. 
C)  protect the state. 
D)  compensate the victim of the breach. 
E)  reward the defendant. 
A)  punish the offender. 
B)  help the plaintiff. 
C)  protect the state. 
D)  compensate the victim of the breach. 
E)  reward the defendant.

Question 6

Discuss the position of a doctor when faced with a patient refusing life-saving medical treatment.

Accepted Answer

This is the problem of consent and a doc

Question 7

If someone sells imitation Seiko watches without permission, for what can she be sued by Seiko?

Accepted Answer

The answer of If someone sells imitation Seiko watches without...

Question 8

Words that are basically innocent such as "Mary had a baby yesterday" can become defamatory when combined with information that the hearer has, such as the fact that Mary is a Catholic nun. This hidden meaning is referred to as ________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Words that are basically innocent such as...

Question 9

Which of the following is an intentional tort?

Accepted Answer

A)  Negligence 
B)  Frustration 
C)  Breach of contract 
D)  Defamation 
E)  Duress and undue influence 
A)  Negligence 
B)  Frustration 
C)  Breach of contract 
D)  Defamation 
E)  Duress and undue influence

Question 10

Explain what is meant by innuendo.

Accepted Answer

An innuendo involves an implie

Question 11

Where it forces a businessperson to do something that harms the business, even the threat of violence or some other illegal activity can constitute a tort. This tort is known as

Accepted Answer

A)  intimidation. 
B)  deceit. 
C)  injurious Falsehood. 
D)  conversion. 
E)  malicious prosecution. 
A)  intimidation. 
B)  deceit. 
C)  injurious Falsehood. 
D)  conversion. 
E)  malicious prosecution.

Question 12

Joe was jogging along a quiet jogging trail beside a river when he met Sam coming the other way. Joe stopped, and in conversation with Sam, accused him of stealing and shoplifting from Joe's store. Sam was appalled, got extremely irate, and struck Joe in the face. Joe was injured, suffering a broken nose and significant bruises. Finally, after some time, another jogger came along on the trail and broke up the fight. Joe sued Sam for battery and Sam sued Joe for defamation. Explain the likely outcome.

Accepted Answer

Joe would win his battery action since h

Question 13

Which of the following statements regarding privacy law is False?

Accepted Answer

A)  Self-regulation has proven most effective in the area of privacy law. 
B)  In common law, there is no tort of invasion of privacy. 
C)  Several provinces have passed legislation creating liability for invasion of privacy. 
D)  Legislation has been enacted at both the federal and provincial levels to control the collection, use, and distribution of personal information. 
E)  E-commerce has resulted in increased abuse of personal information. 
A)  Self-regulation has proven most effective in the area of privacy law. 
B)  In common law, there is no tort of invasion of privacy. 
C)  Several provinces have passed legislation creating liability for invasion of privacy. 
D)  Legislation has been enacted at both the federal and provincial levels to control the collection, use, and distribution of personal information. 
E)  E-commerce has resulted in increased abuse of personal information.

Question 14

Once acquitted of a crime, a person cannot be sued in tort.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

When a person throws a hammer at another and that person ducks, this is an example of an assault.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

The primary purpose of tort law is to punish wrongdoers.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Define defamation.

Accepted Answer

Defamation is a Fals

Question 18

Businesses that deal directly with the public may find their employees becoming involved in altercations with customers. Explain, providing examples, how these altercations may lead to actions against the business.

Accepted Answer

Actions may result on the basis of vicar

Question 19

Mr. and Mrs. Hampton went to a restaurant and ordered the roast duck dinner for two. When they began their dinners, they found that the duck was frozen in the middle. They ate what they could of the dinner but complained to the waiter. The waiter listened but merely gave them the bill for the entire cost of the dinner. Mr. Hampton put half of that amount on the table and began to leave. The waiter and the manager caught up to him before he reached the front door, and although they allowed Mrs. Hampton to leave, they restrained Mr. Hampton. Furthermore, the manager called the police, who, after listening to the waiter and Mr. Hampton explain just what happened, arrested Hampton and took him to jail. Mrs. Hampton bailed him out within three hours. On these facts, which one of the following is true?

Accepted Answer

A)  The Hamptons could sue the employer of the waiter for the tort of nuisance. 
B)  Mr. Hampton could sue the waiter and the employer for the tort of False imprisonment. 
C)  Mr. Hampton could sue only the waiter. 
D)  Mr. Hampton could not sue the police who arrested him. 
E)  Mr. Hampton could also sue for defamation. 
A)  The Hamptons could sue the employer of the waiter for the tort of nuisance. 
B)  Mr. Hampton could sue the waiter and the employer for the tort of False imprisonment. 
C)  Mr. Hampton could sue only the waiter. 
D)  Mr. Hampton could not sue the police who arrested him. 
E)  Mr. Hampton could also sue for defamation.

Question 20

Employee surveillance may violate privacy rights and, depending on how the information is obtained and used, may also violate human rights legislation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Read the following and indicate the true statement.

What is detinue?

In order to sue for trespass to land, what two elements must be established?

Malicious prosecution requires a criminal conviction to have taken place.

When a court hears a breach of contract dispute, its job is to

Discuss the position of a doctor when faced with a patient refusing life-saving medical treatment.

If someone sells imitation Seiko watches without permission, for what can she be sued by Seiko?

Words that are basically innocent such as "Mary had a baby yesterday" can become defamatory when combined with information that the hearer has, such as the fact that Mary is a Catholic nun. This hidden meaning is referred to as ________.

Which of the following is an intentional tort?

Explain what is meant by innuendo.

Where it forces a businessperson to do something that harms the business, even the threat of violence or some other illegal activity can constitute a tort. This tort is known as

Which of the following statements regarding privacy law is False?

Once acquitted of a crime, a person cannot be sued in tort.

When a person throws a hammer at another and that person ducks, this is an example of an assault.

The primary purpose of tort law is to punish wrongdoers.

Define defamation.

Businesses that deal directly with the public may find their employees becoming involved in altercations with customers. Explain, providing examples, how these altercations may lead to actions against the business.

Employee surveillance may violate privacy rights and, depending on how the information is obtained and used, may also violate human rights legislation.

Managing Your Legal Affairs

Introduction to the Legal System

The Resolution of Disputes: the Courts and Alternatives to Litigation

Negligence, Professional Liability, and Insurance

The Elements of a Contract: Consensus and Consideration

The Elements of a Contract: Capacity, Legality, and Intention

Factors Affecting the Contractual Relationship

The End of the Contractual Relationship

Agency and Partnership

Corporations

Employment

Intellectual Property

Real and Personal Property and Protection of the Environment

Priority of Creditors

Sales and Consumer Protection

Filters

Exam 4: Intentional Torts and Torts Impacting Business

Read the following and indicate the true statement.

What is detinue?

In order to sue for trespass to land, what two elements must be established?

Malicious prosecution requires a criminal conviction to have taken place.

When a court hears a breach of contract dispute, its job is to

Discuss the position of a doctor when faced with a patient refusing life-saving medical treatment.

If someone sells imitation Seiko watches without permission, for what can she be sued by Seiko?

Words that are basically innocent such as "Mary had a baby yesterday" can become defamatory when combined with information that the hearer has, such as the fact that Mary is a Catholic nun. This hidden meaning is referred to as ________.

Which of the following is an intentional tort?

Explain what is meant by innuendo.

Where it forces a businessperson to do something that harms the business, even the threat of violence or some other illegal activity can constitute a tort. This tort is known as

Which of the following statements regarding privacy law is False?

Once acquitted of a crime, a person cannot be sued in tort.

When a person throws a hammer at another and that person ducks, this is an example of an assault.

The primary purpose of tort law is to punish wrongdoers.

Define defamation.

Businesses that deal directly with the public may find their employees becoming involved in altercations with customers. Explain, providing examples, how these altercations may lead to actions against the business.

Employee surveillance may violate privacy rights and, depending on how the information is obtained and used, may also violate human rights legislation.

Managing Your Legal Affairs

Introduction to the Legal System

The Resolution of Disputes: the Courts and Alternatives to Litigation

Negligence, Professional Liability, and Insurance

The Elements of a Contract: Consensus and Consideration

The Elements of a Contract: Capacity, Legality, and Intention

Factors Affecting the Contractual Relationship

The End of the Contractual Relationship

Agency and Partnership

Corporations

Employment

Intellectual Property

Real and Personal Property and Protection of the Environment

Priority of Creditors

Sales and Consumer Protection

Filters