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Question
This risk control technique involves an analysis of both pre-
loss and post-loss measures:
a) Exposure Avoidance
b) Loss Prevention
c) Loss Reduction
d) Contractual Transfer. - ANSWER-c) Loss Reduction
Question
Ima Looker operates a beauty parlour out of a small building
which she rents from a local business firm. This is the only
business in the building.
i) (a) Last winter, a customer slipped on the steps leading onto
Ima's premises and was successful in an action for damages
against her. Ima has learned enough about the law to know that
the Occupier's Liability Act in her province requires that a
common duty is owed to most persons who enter onto her
premises. State
, the common duty required under these Acts. (1 mark)
(b) Provide one exception to this general rule. (1 mark)
When visitors have voluntarily assumed risks of activities
taking place on premises (spectator at hockey game)
ii) Last month a brick on the exterior of the building fell on a
customer who was
entering Ima's
shop.
(a) What is the general rule in common law respecting the
liability of Ima's landlord for the injuries caused to her custom -
ANSWER-i) a. Occupiers of premises must keep visitors
reasonably safe when using premises they have been invited to
use or are allowed by law to use
b. When visitors have voluntarily assumed risks of activities
taking place on
premises (spectator at
hockey game)
ii) a. Generally, landlords of single occupancy buildings are not
responsible for
injuries occurring on rented
premises
b. - When landlords are aware of dangerous conditions that
existed when
MOST RECENT EXAM 2026|2027 ACTUAL COMPLETE
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DEFINED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY
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EXAM | JUST RELEASED!!
Question
This risk control technique involves an analysis of both pre-
loss and post-loss measures:
a) Exposure Avoidance
b) Loss Prevention
c) Loss Reduction
d) Contractual Transfer. - ANSWER-c) Loss Reduction
Question
Ima Looker operates a beauty parlour out of a small building
which she rents from a local business firm. This is the only
business in the building.
i) (a) Last winter, a customer slipped on the steps leading onto
Ima's premises and was successful in an action for damages
against her. Ima has learned enough about the law to know that
the Occupier's Liability Act in her province requires that a
common duty is owed to most persons who enter onto her
premises. State
, the common duty required under these Acts. (1 mark)
(b) Provide one exception to this general rule. (1 mark)
When visitors have voluntarily assumed risks of activities
taking place on premises (spectator at hockey game)
ii) Last month a brick on the exterior of the building fell on a
customer who was
entering Ima's
shop.
(a) What is the general rule in common law respecting the
liability of Ima's landlord for the injuries caused to her custom -
ANSWER-i) a. Occupiers of premises must keep visitors
reasonably safe when using premises they have been invited to
use or are allowed by law to use
b. When visitors have voluntarily assumed risks of activities
taking place on
premises (spectator at
hockey game)
ii) a. Generally, landlords of single occupancy buildings are not
responsible for
injuries occurring on rented
premises
b. - When landlords are aware of dangerous conditions that
existed when
