Solution Manual For Managing the Law The Legal Aspects of Doing Business, Canadian Edition, 6th Edition by Mitchell McInnes, Ian R. Kerr, J Anthony VanDuzer, Malcolm Lavoie Chapter 1-27

SOLUTION MANUAL FOR Managing the Law: The Legal Aspects of Doing Business Sixth Canadian Edition Mitchell McInnes Faculty of Law, University of Alberta Ian R. Kerr Faculty of Law, University of O ttawa J. Anthony VanDuzer Faculty of Law, University o f Ottawa ISBN 978-0-137-31389 -1 Copyright © 2020 Pearson Canada Inc. Contents Chapter 1 Risk Management and Sources of Law Chapter 2 Litigation and Alternative Dispute Resolution Chapter 3 Introduction to Torts Chapter 4 Intentional Torts Chapter 5 Misce llaneous Torts Affecting Business Chapter 6 Negligenc e Chapter 7 The Nature and Creation of Contracts Chapter 8 Consideration and Privity Chapter 9 Representations and Terms Chapter 10 Contractual Defects Chapter 11 Discharge and Breach Chapter 12 Contractual Remedies Chapter 13 Specia l Contracts: Sale of Goods Chapter 14 Special Contracts: Negotiable Instruments Chapter 15 Property in Land : Interests and Leases Chapter 16 Property in Land: Sales and Mortgages Chapter 17 Personal Prop erty: Bailment and Insurance Chapter 18 Intelle ctual Property Chapter 19 Electronic Commerce Copyright © 2020 Pearson Canada Inc. Chapter 20 Agency and Other Methods of Carrying on Business Chapter 21 Basic Forms of Business Organizations Chapter 22 Legal Rules for Corporate Governance Chapter 23 Secured Transactions Chapter 24 Deal ing with Bankruptcy and Insolvency Chapter 25 Government Regulation of Business Chapter 26 Individual Employment Chapter 27 Organized Labour Copyright © 2020 Pearson Canada Inc. CHAPTER 1 THE LEGAL SYSTEM AND RISK MANAGEMENT CONTENTS TEACHING APPROACH 1. An Interactive Approach 2. Law as a Process 3. The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms ADDITIONAL TEACHING SUGGESTIONS 1. Natural Law and Positivism 2. Corporate Crime: Section 217.1 of the Criminal Code 3. Division of Powers 4. Concurrent Jurisdiction 5. Patriation of the Constitution 6. Constitutional Amendments — Regional Veto Act 7. Charter of Rights and Freedoms 8. Before the Charter — The Bill of Rights 9. The Scope of the Charter 10. The Charter and Its Critics 11. Statutory Interpretation Business Law in Action: Statutory Interpretation 12. Law and Equity — Not Parallel Systems Not Broad Discretion 13. Trusts DISCUSSION BOXES 1. Business Decision 1.1 —Risk Manage ment 2. Ethical Perspective 1.1 —Rules and Laws 3. You Be the Judge 1.1 —Charter Remedies 4. Business Decision 1.2 —Law, Equity and the Trust REVIEW QUESTIONS CASES & PROBLEMS CASE BRIEFS TEACHING APPROACH An Interactive Approach The teaching philosophy adopted for this introductory chapter is critically important because it will set the tone for the entire course. While it is perhaps inevitable that students may not be fully prepared during the initial session, they nevertheless m ust be drawn into the material. This chapter was designed with that need in mind.