Question 1

Explain the concept of long-arm statutes.

Accepted Answer

Long-arm statutes refer to laws passed b

Question 2

Canadian courts do not provide for the enforcement of international arbitration awards pursuant to international treaties.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

Whether a contract or another form of internet communication,Uniform Electronic Commerce Act (UECA)provisions determine that a message is sent as soon as it is committed to the system and is received as soon as it is read by the recipient.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

The test for simplifying the process of determining when the local courts have jurisdiction is referred to as:

Accepted Answer

A) alternative dispute resolution. 
B) international court order. 
C) reciprocal enforcement agreement. 
D) territorial competence. 
E) judicial competence. 
A) alternative dispute resolution. 
B) international court order. 
C) reciprocal enforcement agreement. 
D) territorial competence. 
E) judicial competence.

Question 5

Discuss the international court with respect to international business transactions.

Accepted Answer

There is no international court that dea

Question 6

Contract terms will override the provisions of the International Sale of Goods Act.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Discuss the advantages of arbitration in international business.

Accepted Answer

Arbitration is particularly appropriate

Question 8

With regard to the Ontario Consumer Protection Act,which of the following statements is true?

Accepted Answer

A) The Act specifically provides that the rights set out in it apply only if the seller resides in Ontario at the time of the transaction. 
B) The Act specifically provides that the rights set out in it apply to all consumer transactions where the consumer or the other party is located anywhere in Canada at the time of the transaction. 
C) The Act specifically provides that the rights set out in it apply only if the consumer resides in Ontario. 
D) The Act specifically provides that the rights set out in it apply to all consumer transactions where the consumer or the other party is a Canadian resident. 
E) The Act specifically provides that the rights set out in it apply to all consumer transactions where the consumer or the other party is located in Ontario at the time of the transaction. 
A) The Act specifically provides that the rights set out in it apply only if the seller resides in Ontario at the time of the transaction. 
B) The Act specifically provides that the rights set out in it apply to all consumer transactions where the consumer or the other party is located anywhere in Canada at the time of the transaction. 
C) The Act specifically provides that the rights set out in it apply only if the consumer resides in Ontario. 
D) The Act specifically provides that the rights set out in it apply to all consumer transactions where the consumer or the other party is a Canadian resident. 
E) The Act specifically provides that the rights set out in it apply to all consumer transactions where the consumer or the other party is located in Ontario at the time of the transaction.

Question 9

With regard to regulation concerning exports and imports,which of the following statements is true?

Accepted Answer

A) Imports coming into Canada are regulated primarily by the Customs Act. 
B) There is a large number of federal statutes that affect the export of Canadian products to other countries. 
C) Customs officials have limited enforcement powers concerning imported goods. 
D) There are more federal statutes that affect exports than imports. 
E) NAFTA is only concerned with exports and not imports. 
A) Imports coming into Canada are regulated primarily by the Customs Act. 
B) There is a large number of federal statutes that affect the export of Canadian products to other countries. 
C) Customs officials have limited enforcement powers concerning imported goods. 
D) There are more federal statutes that affect exports than imports. 
E) NAFTA is only concerned with exports and not imports.

Question 10

Discuss alternate dispute resolution with respect to international transactions.

Accepted Answer

Alternate dispute resolution methods suc

Question 11

The objective of the World Trade Organization is to:

Accepted Answer

A) reduce trade barriers,contribute to the process of globalization,and provide a dispute resolution process for member countries. 
B) promote regional trade agreements. 
C) promote trade barriers so as to protect domestic industries. 
D) promote the reduction of world agriculture prices. 
E) reduce trade barriers and encourage the practice of dumping. 
A) reduce trade barriers,contribute to the process of globalization,and provide a dispute resolution process for member countries. 
B) promote regional trade agreements. 
C) promote trade barriers so as to protect domestic industries. 
D) promote the reduction of world agriculture prices. 
E) reduce trade barriers and encourage the practice of dumping.

Question 12

Canada has accepted the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods,and statutes have been implemented at both the federal and the provincial levels declaring the convention to be law in those jurisdictions.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Cybersquatting captures domain names that rightfully should go to others.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Provide two examples of how regulations in place in other countries can have an impact on Canada.

Accepted Answer

Global warming initiatives designed to r

Question 15

Foreign courts will enforce a judgment if a reciprocal enforcement agreement is in place.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Which of the following statements is incorrect in relation to the internet and computer fraud?

Accepted Answer

A) There is no satisfactory means of regulating the internet. 
B) Finding and identifying the perpetrators of computer fraud presents a primary challenge. 
C) New technologies have provided satisfactory means of regulating the internet. 
D) Prosecuting in the appropriate jurisdiction makes it difficult and costly to reduce computer fraud. 
E) Internet users need to be very careful with whom they deal and to whom they provide personal information. 
A) There is no satisfactory means of regulating the internet. 
B) Finding and identifying the perpetrators of computer fraud presents a primary challenge. 
C) New technologies have provided satisfactory means of regulating the internet. 
D) Prosecuting in the appropriate jurisdiction makes it difficult and costly to reduce computer fraud. 
E) Internet users need to be very careful with whom they deal and to whom they provide personal information.

Question 17

In determining jurisdiction,which of the following statements is true?

Accepted Answer

A) Where the contract was formed is not a factor in determining jurisdiction. 
B) Where the seller resides is the most critical factor in determining jurisdiction. 
C) Where the contract is to be performed is a factor in determining jurisdiction. 
D) Where the goods are located is not a factor in determining jurisdiction. 
E) Where the buyer resides is the most critical factor in determining jurisdiction. 
A) Where the contract was formed is not a factor in determining jurisdiction. 
B) Where the seller resides is the most critical factor in determining jurisdiction. 
C) Where the contract is to be performed is a factor in determining jurisdiction. 
D) Where the goods are located is not a factor in determining jurisdiction. 
E) Where the buyer resides is the most critical factor in determining jurisdiction.

Question 18

While at work,Neil would spend a considerable amount of time on the internet.After multiple warnings,Neil was fired from his job as a result.To get back at his boss,Neil anonymously posted several untrue and offensive messages about his boss to an internet discussion board frequently visited by his employer's customers and suppliers.Which of the following is true?

Accepted Answer

A) Neil's internet service provider,not Neil,is the one facing liability for defamation,because it is the one technically publishing the offensive material. 
B) If Neil's former boss notifies Neil's internet service provider about the offensive messages,the internet service provider should not remove the messages because free speech is the cornerstone of the internet. 
C) Because the messages were posted anonymously,Neil could not be held liable for such discussion board postings. 
D) Neil's internet service provider could be forced to disclose the source of the discussion board postings. 
E) Because the internet remains largely unregulated,neither Neil nor his internet service provider could be held liable for such discussion board postings. 
A) Neil's internet service provider,not Neil,is the one facing liability for defamation,because it is the one technically publishing the offensive material. 
B) If Neil's former boss notifies Neil's internet service provider about the offensive messages,the internet service provider should not remove the messages because free speech is the cornerstone of the internet. 
C) Because the messages were posted anonymously,Neil could not be held liable for such discussion board postings. 
D) Neil's internet service provider could be forced to disclose the source of the discussion board postings. 
E) Because the internet remains largely unregulated,neither Neil nor his internet service provider could be held liable for such discussion board postings.

Explain the concept of long-arm statutes.

Canadian courts do not provide for the enforcement of international arbitration awards pursuant to international treaties.

Whether a contract or another form of internet communication,Uniform Electronic Commerce Act (UECA)provisions determine that a message is sent as soon as it is committed to the system and is received as soon as it is read by the recipient.

The test for simplifying the process of determining when the local courts have jurisdiction is referred to as:

Discuss the international court with respect to international business transactions.

Contract terms will override the provisions of the International Sale of Goods Act.

Discuss the advantages of arbitration in international business.

With regard to the Ontario Consumer Protection Act,which of the following statements is true?

With regard to regulation concerning exports and imports,which of the following statements is true?

Discuss alternate dispute resolution with respect to international transactions.

The objective of the World Trade Organization is to:

Canada has accepted the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods,and statutes have been implemented at both the federal and the provincial levels declaring the convention to be law in those jurisdictions.

Cybersquatting captures domain names that rightfully should go to others.

Provide two examples of how regulations in place in other countries can have an impact on Canada.

Foreign courts will enforce a judgment if a reciprocal enforcement agreement is in place.

Which of the following statements is incorrect in relation to the internet and computer fraud?

In determining jurisdiction,which of the following statements is true?

The Canadian Legal System

Torts and Professional Liability

Formation of Contracts

Enforcing Contractual Obligations

Legislation in the Marketplace

Agency and Employment

Methods of Carrying on Business

Property

Ideas and Information

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Exam 10: Electronic Commerce and International Trade

Explain the concept of long-arm statutes.

Canadian courts do not provide for the enforcement of international arbitration awards pursuant to international treaties.

Whether a contract or another form of internet communication,Uniform Electronic Commerce Act (UECA)provisions determine that a message is sent as soon as it is committed to the system and is received as soon as it is read by the recipient.

The test for simplifying the process of determining when the local courts have jurisdiction is referred to as:

Discuss the international court with respect to international business transactions.

Contract terms will override the provisions of the International Sale of Goods Act.

Discuss the advantages of arbitration in international business.

With regard to the Ontario Consumer Protection Act,which of the following statements is true?

With regard to regulation concerning exports and imports,which of the following statements is true?

Discuss alternate dispute resolution with respect to international transactions.

The objective of the World Trade Organization is to:

Canada has accepted the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods,and statutes have been implemented at both the federal and the provincial levels declaring the convention to be law in those jurisdictions.

Cybersquatting captures domain names that rightfully should go to others.

Provide two examples of how regulations in place in other countries can have an impact on Canada.

Foreign courts will enforce a judgment if a reciprocal enforcement agreement is in place.

Which of the following statements is incorrect in relation to the internet and computer fraud?

In determining jurisdiction,which of the following statements is true?

The Canadian Legal System

Torts and Professional Liability

Formation of Contracts

Enforcing Contractual Obligations

Legislation in the Marketplace

Agency and Employment

Methods of Carrying on Business

Property

Ideas and Information

Filters