Exam 5: Legislation in the Marketplace
Exam 1: The Canadian Legal System139 Questions
Exam 2: Torts and Professional Liability145 Questions
Exam 3: Formation of Contracts167 Questions
Exam 4: Enforcing Contractual Obligations177 Questions
Exam 5: Legislation in the Marketplace108 Questions
Exam 6: Agency and Employment159 Questions
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Exam 8: Property162 Questions
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Which of the following is true with regard to the implied terms of the Sale of Goods Act?
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Any substantial change in the nature of the contract between the creditor and the debtor without the guarantor's consent will relieve the guarantor of any obligation.
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Explain why bankruptcy and insolvency are important for a business person.
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"Signing a guarantee is a mere formality." Comment on this statement.
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Distinguish between attachment and perfection under the Personal Property Security Act.
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What is the difference in terms of legal responsibility between a co-signer and a guarantor of a debt?
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The terms bankruptcy and insolvency mean two different things.An insolvent person is defined as someone unable to pay his or her bills as they become due.Bankruptcy,on the other hand,involves:
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Joe worked as a subcontractor for Harry in framing a house owned by Sam.When it became apparent to Joe that he was not going to be paid by Harry,what rights did Joe have under these circumstances?
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Which of the following statements is correct with respect to the Sale of Goods Act?
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When the sale of goods is involved and a specific price has not been agreed upon,a reasonable price must be paid.
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Explain the relationship between risk and title and how they are dealt with in the Sale of Goods Act.
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The following events occurred before the goods or parts of the goods were lost or destroyed.In which case would the buyer suffer the loss?
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Under the Sale of Goods Act,the seller has a lien against the goods and can recover those goods from the purchaser in the event of default.
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Joe bought a TV "on approval," took it home,and installed it as part of a built-in stereo wall in his renovated recreation room.He discovered,however,that the TV was too small,extracted it from the wall,and took it back to the seller,saying he was not happy with it.The seller asked about the minor scratches on the finish and Joe explained that it had been built into the wall,and the trouble he had experienced to get the TV out again.Has title transferred? Explain.
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The Sale of Goods Act adds a number of implied terms to a sale-of-goods transaction.Which one of the following statements is not an implied term under the Sale of Goods Act?
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Under the Sale of Goods Act,when no time has been set for the return of goods taken on approval,title passes at the expiration of 48 hours.
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John walked into Sam's TV store and said,pointing to a particular television,"I'll take that one." They wrote up the deal,and John was to return the next day to pay for it and pick it up.Explain who bears the risk in the meantime.
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