C39 - /
Chap
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1 - Exam Questions With Correct Answers
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Which /statement /correctly /describes /fiduciary /duty?
A. /It /is /a /relationship, /generally /accepted /in /Canada, /between /insurers /and /their /insureds.
B. /It /generally /exists /between /two /parties /who /have /conflicting /interests.
C. /It /represents /obligations /created /when /someone /is /in /a /position /of /trust.
D.
/It
/is /
a
/principle
/whereby
/an
/insurer
/is
/not
/permitted
/to
/renege
/on
/its
/position
/when
/an
/innocent
/party
/has
/relied
, /on
/it. /-
/correct
/answer(s) /✔✔ /C. /It /represents /obligations /created /when /someone /is /in /a /position /of /trust.
Which /of /these /defines /spoliation /of /evidence?
A. /Destruction /of /evidence /before /the /case /comes /to /trial.
B. /Sworn /statements /from /witnesses /or /the /insured.
C. /Destruction /of /evidence /when /the /case /is /being /tried /in /court.
D.
/Evidence
/collected
/in
/anticipation
/of
/litigation
/is
/privileged. /-
/correct /answer(s) /✔✔ /A. /Destruction /of /evidence /before /the /case /comes /to /trial.
The
/two
/elements
/identified
/in /R. /v. /Olan, /Hudson /and /Harnett /that /must /be /present /to /prove /insurance /fraud /are:
A. /Intent /and /dishonest /gain.
B. /Deliberate /actions /and /criminal /breach /of /trust.
C. /Deceit /and /ill-gotten /gains.
D. /Criminal /breach /of /trust. /- /correct /answer(s) /✔✔ /D. /Criminal /breach /of /trust.
Chap
/ /
1 - Exam Questions With Correct Answers
/ / / / / /
Which /statement /correctly /describes /fiduciary /duty?
A. /It /is /a /relationship, /generally /accepted /in /Canada, /between /insurers /and /their /insureds.
B. /It /generally /exists /between /two /parties /who /have /conflicting /interests.
C. /It /represents /obligations /created /when /someone /is /in /a /position /of /trust.
D.
/It
/is /
a
/principle
/whereby
/an
/insurer
/is
/not
/permitted
/to
/renege
/on
/its
/position
/when
/an
/innocent
/party
/has
/relied
, /on
/it. /-
/correct
/answer(s) /✔✔ /C. /It /represents /obligations /created /when /someone /is /in /a /position /of /trust.
Which /of /these /defines /spoliation /of /evidence?
A. /Destruction /of /evidence /before /the /case /comes /to /trial.
B. /Sworn /statements /from /witnesses /or /the /insured.
C. /Destruction /of /evidence /when /the /case /is /being /tried /in /court.
D.
/Evidence
/collected
/in
/anticipation
/of
/litigation
/is
/privileged. /-
/correct /answer(s) /✔✔ /A. /Destruction /of /evidence /before /the /case /comes /to /trial.
The
/two
/elements
/identified
/in /R. /v. /Olan, /Hudson /and /Harnett /that /must /be /present /to /prove /insurance /fraud /are:
A. /Intent /and /dishonest /gain.
B. /Deliberate /actions /and /criminal /breach /of /trust.
C. /Deceit /and /ill-gotten /gains.
D. /Criminal /breach /of /trust. /- /correct /answer(s) /✔✔ /D. /Criminal /breach /of /trust.