Question 1

Which of the following is one of the implied rights of a lessee of a commercial tenancy?

Accepted Answer

A)  That the lessee will deliver vacant possession to the new tenant at the time they agreed the lease period would start. 
B)  That the lessor will repair unfurnished premises. 
C)  That the lessee will give the lessor possession. 
D)  That the lessor is assured against the interference by a third party. 
E)  That the lessee can use and enjoy the premises for all usual purposes without physical interference from the lessor. 
A)  That the lessee will deliver vacant possession to the new tenant at the time they agreed the lease period would start. 
B)  That the lessor will repair unfurnished premises. 
C)  That the lessee will give the lessor possession. 
D)  That the lessor is assured against the interference by a third party. 
E)  That the lessee can use and enjoy the premises for all usual purposes without physical interference from the lessor.

Question 2

A person who develops a new computer program can obtain copyright protection even though that program is only loaded onto the computer as software.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

Indicate how the obligation on innkeepers has been modified by statute.

Accepted Answer

Historically, the obligation of an innke

Question 4

An option agreement is

Accepted Answer

A)  a contract by which the offeror of property promises to hold his offer open for a period of time during which the offeree can accept the offer and the property can't be sold to another. 
B)  a contract that provides that a debtor will transfer title in property to a creditor as security for repayment of the debt. 
C)  a contract transferring the fee simple to a new owner. 
D)  a contract by which an offeree promises to buy the property offered at a later date set in the contract. 
E)  a contract that provides that a seller will retain the title in the property until the buyer has made all of the required payments. 
A)  a contract by which the offeror of property promises to hold his offer open for a period of time during which the offeree can accept the offer and the property can't be sold to another. 
B)  a contract that provides that a debtor will transfer title in property to a creditor as security for repayment of the debt. 
C)  a contract transferring the fee simple to a new owner. 
D)  a contract by which an offeree promises to buy the property offered at a later date set in the contract. 
E)  a contract that provides that a seller will retain the title in the property until the buyer has made all of the required payments.

Question 5

Explain the nature of "fair dealing".

Accepted Answer

This refers to the use of copy

Question 6

"In Canada, copyright always resides with the author of the material." Discuss the accuracy of that statement.

Accepted Answer

It's inaccurate. If the author was worki

Question 7

Life estate means that the land leased to a tenant for the period of his/her life.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

In order to obtain an interlocutory injunction, what must the plaintiff establish?

Accepted Answer

A prima facie case (1) that there has be

Question 9

Provincial legislation gives the right to copy or reproduce a created work to author or owner and controls infringements.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Trademarks are to prevent the deception of people who think they are dealing with the company usually associated with the symbol.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

The only person who has a better claim to goods that are found is the original owner.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Real property refers to land only.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

When people have a tenancy in common and one of them dies, his or her share in the property goes to the survivor.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Mario bought a small house in Nelson and was puzzled when he saw the conveyancing documents, which referred to a transfer of a "fee simple." The following statements were made to him to explain the term. Which is incorrect?

Accepted Answer

A)  The owner of the fee simple also owns what is below the land subject to the reservations in favour of the Crown. 
B)  The owner of the fee simple has the right to exclusive possession of the land and can sell it in his lifetime or dispose of it by his will. 
C)  If the owner of the fee simple dies without a will, his estate reverts back to the Crown. 
D)  Technically, only the Crown owns the land, but the fee simple interest is the greatest bundle of rights, other than the Crown's, a person can own. 
E)  The owner of the fee simple has rights to the surface of the earth and also to anything attached to it, e.g., crops, houses, fences. 
A)  The owner of the fee simple also owns what is below the land subject to the reservations in favour of the Crown. 
B)  The owner of the fee simple has the right to exclusive possession of the land and can sell it in his lifetime or dispose of it by his will. 
C)  If the owner of the fee simple dies without a will, his estate reverts back to the Crown. 
D)  Technically, only the Crown owns the land, but the fee simple interest is the greatest bundle of rights, other than the Crown's, a person can own. 
E)  The owner of the fee simple has rights to the surface of the earth and also to anything attached to it, e.g., crops, houses, fences.

Question 15

Which one the following is true with regard to real-property law?

Accepted Answer

A)  If two people own land as tenants in common, the surviving joint owner takes the interest of the deceased co-owner. 
B)  The "leashold estate" interest in land is the greatest interest that can be granted and bestows the rights to use or sell the property. 
C)  Property includes only the land and not the buildings attached to it. 
D)  A person who owns an interest less than an estate (e.g., a right of way) has a right to exclusive possession of that property. 
E)  A legal, registered restrictive covenant "runs with the land"; i.e., it can bind subsequent owners who were not parties to the original contract under which it arose. 
A)  If two people own land as tenants in common, the surviving joint owner takes the interest of the deceased co-owner. 
B)  The "leashold estate" interest in land is the greatest interest that can be granted and bestows the rights to use or sell the property. 
C)  Property includes only the land and not the buildings attached to it. 
D)  A person who owns an interest less than an estate (e.g., a right of way) has a right to exclusive possession of that property. 
E)  A legal, registered restrictive covenant "runs with the land"; i.e., it can bind subsequent owners who were not parties to the original contract under which it arose.

Question 16

Distinguish between a tenancy in common and a joint tenancy.

Accepted Answer

A tenancy in common is where two or more

Question 17

Explain when the notice must be given to vary or terminate a periodic tenancy agreement.

Accepted Answer

One clear rental period notice must be g

Question 18

Which of the following describes involuntary bailment?

Accepted Answer

A)  The bailee refuses to claim the stored goods. 
B)  The bailor sells the goods to compensate for storage costs. 
C)  The borrower refuses to return goods. 
D)  Someone is forced to provide bail. 
E)  Goods have been left without permission. 
A)  The bailee refuses to claim the stored goods. 
B)  The bailor sells the goods to compensate for storage costs. 
C)  The borrower refuses to return goods. 
D)  Someone is forced to provide bail. 
E)  Goods have been left without permission.

Question 19

When a landlord seizes the tenant's property for failure to pay rent, this is called what?

Accepted Answer

Distress o

Question 20

Does the principle of frustration apply in landlord and tenant relationships?

Accepted Answer

This would vary with the jurisdiction an

Which of the following is one of the implied rights of a lessee of a commercial tenancy?

A person who develops a new computer program can obtain copyright protection even though that program is only loaded onto the computer as software.

Indicate how the obligation on innkeepers has been modified by statute.

An option agreement is

Explain the nature of "fair dealing".

"In Canada, copyright always resides with the author of the material." Discuss the accuracy of that statement.

Life estate means that the land leased to a tenant for the period of his/her life.

In order to obtain an interlocutory injunction, what must the plaintiff establish?

Provincial legislation gives the right to copy or reproduce a created work to author or owner and controls infringements.

Trademarks are to prevent the deception of people who think they are dealing with the company usually associated with the symbol.

The only person who has a better claim to goods that are found is the original owner.

Real property refers to land only.

When people have a tenancy in common and one of them dies, his or her share in the property goes to the survivor.

Mario bought a small house in Nelson and was puzzled when he saw the conveyancing documents, which referred to a transfer of a "fee simple." The following statements were made to him to explain the term. Which is incorrect?

Which one the following is true with regard to real-property law?

Distinguish between a tenancy in common and a joint tenancy.

Explain when the notice must be given to vary or terminate a periodic tenancy agreement.

Which of the following describes involuntary bailment?

When a landlord seizes the tenant's property for failure to pay rent, this is called what?

Does the principle of frustration apply in landlord and tenant relationships?

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Introduction to the Legal System

The Resolution of Disputes the Courts and Alternatives to Litigation

Intentional Torts

Negligence, Professional Liability, and Insurance Law

Formation of Contracts

Formation of Contracts Continued

Factors Affecting the Contractual Relationship

The End of the Contractual Relationship

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Exam 13: Real, Personal and Intellectual Property

Which of the following is one of the implied rights of a lessee of a commercial tenancy?

A person who develops a new computer program can obtain copyright protection even though that program is only loaded onto the computer as software.

Indicate how the obligation on innkeepers has been modified by statute.

An option agreement is

Explain the nature of "fair dealing".

"In Canada, copyright always resides with the author of the material." Discuss the accuracy of that statement.

Life estate means that the land leased to a tenant for the period of his/her life.

In order to obtain an interlocutory injunction, what must the plaintiff establish?

Provincial legislation gives the right to copy or reproduce a created work to author or owner and controls infringements.

Trademarks are to prevent the deception of people who think they are dealing with the company usually associated with the symbol.

The only person who has a better claim to goods that are found is the original owner.

Real property refers to land only.

When people have a tenancy in common and one of them dies, his or her share in the property goes to the survivor.

Mario bought a small house in Nelson and was puzzled when he saw the conveyancing documents, which referred to a transfer of a "fee simple." The following statements were made to him to explain the term. Which is incorrect?

Which one the following is true with regard to real-property law?

Distinguish between a tenancy in common and a joint tenancy.

Explain when the notice must be given to vary or terminate a periodic tenancy agreement.

Which of the following describes involuntary bailment?

When a landlord seizes the tenant's property for failure to pay rent, this is called what?

Does the principle of frustration apply in landlord and tenant relationships?

Managing Your Legal Affairs

Introduction to the Legal System

The Resolution of Disputes the Courts and Alternatives to Litigation

Intentional Torts

Negligence, Professional Liability, and Insurance Law

Formation of Contracts

Formation of Contracts Continued

Factors Affecting the Contractual Relationship

The End of the Contractual Relationship

Employment

Agency and Partnership

Corporations

Information Technology and the Internet

Sales and Consumer Protection

Priority of Creditors

Filters