NEED TO KNOW FOR EXAM LAW WITH ANSWERS [100% PASS] /verified/

NEED TO KNOW FOR EXAM LAW WITH ANSWERS [100% PASS] /verified/ keenan vs canac case *Ans* a kitchen mannufactor appealed the trials court finding that the keenans were dependent contractors who were each owed 26 months reasonable notice argument where the couple worked with a competitor and earned portion of their income the court found that that the keenans were dependent contractors despite red reliance in the most recent years prima facie *Ans* based on the first impression; accepted as correct until proved otherwise prima facie case *Ans* A case in which the plaintiff has produced sufficient evidence of his or her claim that the case will be decided for the plaintiff unless the defendant produces evidence to rebut it. The Ontario Human Rights Code is considered *Ans* remedial legislation, meaning that it exists to right a wrong rather than to punish an offender Human Rights Code applies to *Ans* to both the private and public sector Balance of probabilities *Ans* The standard of proof in a civil case The Code protects *Ans* job applicants as well as employees Common Law *Ans* A legal system based on custom and court rulings ( not legally binding) Statuory Law *Ans* law created by legislative bodies in contrast to law generated by judicial opinions (case law) and administrative bodies (administrative law) Attestation Clause *Ans* which requires applicants to agree that the information provided is correct and that misstatements may disqualify them from consideration or be the cause for dismissal Restrictive Covenants *Ans* act to restrict the ability of former employees to compete with their former employer, solicit other employees or customers, or use confidential information difference between contracts and agreements *Ans* A contract is a written or verbal agreement that is enforceable by law. An agreement is the same, however it is typically not