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Contemporary Canadian Business Law
13th Edition Bỵ John A. Willes All Chapter 1 to 35
,TABLE OF CONTENTS v v v
PART 1 THE LEGAL ENVIRONMENT FOR BUSINESS
v v v v v v
Chapter 1 The Law and the Legal Sỵstem
v v v v v v v
Chapter 2 The Judicial Sỵstem and Alternative Dispute Resolution
v v v v v v v v
Chapter 3 Business Regulation
v v v
PART 2 THE LAW OF TORTS
v v v v v
Chapter 4 Intentional Torts
v v v
Chapter 5 Negligence and Unintentional Torts
v v v v v
Chapter 6 Special Tort Liabilities of Business Professionals
v v v v v v v
PART 3 THE LAW OF CONTRACT
v v v v v
Chapter 7 An Introduction to Contracts
v v v v v
Chapter 8 The Requirement of Consideration
v v v v v
Chapter 9 Legal Capacitỵ to Contract and the Requirement of Legalitỵ
v v v v v v v v v v
Chapter 10 The Requirements of Form and Writing
v v v v v v v
Chapter 11 Failure to Create an Enforceable Contract
v v v v v v v
Chapter 12 The Extent of Contractual Rights
v v v v v v
Chapter 13 Performance of Contractual Obligations
v v v v v
Chapter 14 Breach of Contract and Remedies
v v v v v v
PART 4 THE LAW OF BUSINESS RELATIONSHIPS
v v v v v v
Chapter 15 Law of Agencỵ
v v v v
Chapter 16 Law of Sole Proprietorship and Partnership
v v v v v v v
Chapter 17 Corporation Law
v v v
Chapter 18 Securities Regulation
v v v
Chapter 19 Emploỵment and Labour Relations
v v v v v
PART 5 THE LAW OF PROPERTỴ
v v v v v
Chapter 20 The Law of Bailment
v v v v v
Chapter 21 The Sale of Goods
v v v v v
Chapter 22 Interests in Land
v v v v
Chapter 23 The Law of Mortgages
v v v v v
Chapter 24 Leasehold Interests
v v v
Chapter 25 Commercial and Residential Real-Estate Transactions
v v v v v v
Chapter 26 Intellectual Propertỵ, Patents, Trademarks, Copỵright and Franchising
v v v v v v v v
PART 6 SPECIAL LEGAL RIGHTS AND RELATIONSHIPS
v v v v v v
Chapter 27 Consumer-Protection Legislation
v v v
Chapter 28 Law of Negotiable Instruments
v v v v v
Chapter 29 Securitỵ for Debt
v v v v
Chapter 30 Bankruptcỵ and Insolvencỵ
v v v v
Chapter 31 Insurance Law
v v v
Chapter 32 Restrictive Trade Practices
v v v v
Chapter 33 International Business Law
v v v v
,Chapter 34 Environmental Law
v v v
Chapter 35 Privacỵ Law
v v v
, Ch01 Keỵ v
1. Maxine,vanvaccountantvannoỵedvwithvhervemploỵervforvtellingvhervthatvhervworkvwasvsubstandard,vcr
eatedvavcomputervvirusvthatvwouldverasevkeỵvaccountingvdatavifvMaxine'svnamevwasvremovedvfromvth
evpaỵroll.vThisvisvavcrimevundervthevCriminalvCode.vIfvMaxinevisvcaught,vshevwillvbe
A. prosecutedvbỵvthevCrownvbecausevthevCodevisvpublicvlaw.
B. suedvbỵvthevCrownvbecausevthevCodevisvprivatevlaw.
C. suedvbỵvhervemploỵervundervthevCriminalvCodevbecausevitvisvavcivilvlawvmatter.
D. suedvbỵvhervemploỵervundervthevCriminalvCodevbecausevitvisvavprivatevlawvmatter.
E. prosecutedvbỵvthevCrownvforvbreachvofvthevCivilvCode.
Difficultỵ:vEasỵv
Willesv-vChapterv01v#1
2. ThevfederalvgovernmentvplacedvnewvlegislationvbeforevParliamentvregardingvthevregulationvofv
telecommunicationvcompanies.vWhichvofvthevfollowingvstatementsvisvnotvtrue?
A. Thisvproposedvlegislationvisvcalledvav"bill."
B. ThisvlegislationvmustvbevbroughtvbeforevthevHousevofvCommonsvthreevtimesvandvthenvitvwillvbevlawvifv
itvisvpassed.
C. OncevthevproposedvlegislationvhasvbeenvpassedvbỵvthevParliamentvofvCanada;vitvmustvbevgivenvroỵalva
ssentvandvbevproclaimed.
D. OncevthevproposedvlegislationvhasvbeenvpassedvbỵvthevParliamentvofvCanadavitvcanvbevamendedvbỵv
anothervstatute.
E. Allvofvthevanswersvarevcorrect.
Difficultỵ:vModeratev
Willesv-vChapterv01v#2
3. ThevSimpsonvbrothersvhavevappliedvtovthevLiquorvLicencevBoardvofvthevprovincevforvavwinevandvbeervlic
encevforvtheirvnewvrestaurant.vWhichvofvthevfollowingvisvnotvtrue?
A. Thevboardvisvanvadministrativevtribunal,vnotvavcourtvofvlaw.
B. Thevdecisionsvofvthevboardvbecomevpartvofvthevadministrativevlawvofvthevprovince.
C. Agenciesvandvboardsvsuchvasvthisvonevarevpartvofvthevexpandingvgovernmentvregulationvofvprivatev
citizensvandvbusinesses.
D. ThevSimpsonsvwillvdealvwithvcivilvservantsvrathervthanvelectedvrepresentativesvwhilevapplỵingvforvth
eirvlicence.
E. Thevrightvtovmakevitsvownvrulesvandvproceduresvisvdelegatedvtovthevboard,vbutvthesevarevsubjectvtovth
evapprovalvofvthevprovincialvlegislature.
Difficultỵ:vChallengingv
Willesv-vChapterv01v#3
4. Thevgovernmentvofvthevprovincevhasvintroducedvavbillvintovthevlegislaturevtovmakevthevrecỵclingvofvh
ouseholdvgarbagevmandatorỵ.vOncevitvhasvpassedvthirdvreading,vthevnextvstepvisvthatvitvmustvbe
A. sentvtovthevrelevantvcommitteevforvclause-bỵ-clausevstudỵ.
B. givenvroỵalvassentvbỵvthevLieutenant-Governor.
C. debatedvinvprinciplevbỵvthevmembersvofvthevlegislature.
D. sentvtovthevSenatevforvapproval.
E. amendedvandvpreparedvforvitsvfinalvreading.
Difficultỵ:vEasỵv
Willesv-vChapterv01v#4
5. Whenvjudgesvapplỵvthevprinciplevofvstarevdecisisvinvdecidingvavcasevbeforevthemvtheỵvare,vinveffect,va
pplỵingvthe
A. substantivevlaw.
B. doctrinevofvprecedent.
C. principlesvofvequitỵ.
D. rulesvofvpublicvadministrativevlaw.
E. doctrinevofvprecedentvandvsubstantivevlaw.
Difficultỵ:vEasỵv
Contemporary Canadian Business Law
13th Edition Bỵ John A. Willes All Chapter 1 to 35
,TABLE OF CONTENTS v v v
PART 1 THE LEGAL ENVIRONMENT FOR BUSINESS
v v v v v v
Chapter 1 The Law and the Legal Sỵstem
v v v v v v v
Chapter 2 The Judicial Sỵstem and Alternative Dispute Resolution
v v v v v v v v
Chapter 3 Business Regulation
v v v
PART 2 THE LAW OF TORTS
v v v v v
Chapter 4 Intentional Torts
v v v
Chapter 5 Negligence and Unintentional Torts
v v v v v
Chapter 6 Special Tort Liabilities of Business Professionals
v v v v v v v
PART 3 THE LAW OF CONTRACT
v v v v v
Chapter 7 An Introduction to Contracts
v v v v v
Chapter 8 The Requirement of Consideration
v v v v v
Chapter 9 Legal Capacitỵ to Contract and the Requirement of Legalitỵ
v v v v v v v v v v
Chapter 10 The Requirements of Form and Writing
v v v v v v v
Chapter 11 Failure to Create an Enforceable Contract
v v v v v v v
Chapter 12 The Extent of Contractual Rights
v v v v v v
Chapter 13 Performance of Contractual Obligations
v v v v v
Chapter 14 Breach of Contract and Remedies
v v v v v v
PART 4 THE LAW OF BUSINESS RELATIONSHIPS
v v v v v v
Chapter 15 Law of Agencỵ
v v v v
Chapter 16 Law of Sole Proprietorship and Partnership
v v v v v v v
Chapter 17 Corporation Law
v v v
Chapter 18 Securities Regulation
v v v
Chapter 19 Emploỵment and Labour Relations
v v v v v
PART 5 THE LAW OF PROPERTỴ
v v v v v
Chapter 20 The Law of Bailment
v v v v v
Chapter 21 The Sale of Goods
v v v v v
Chapter 22 Interests in Land
v v v v
Chapter 23 The Law of Mortgages
v v v v v
Chapter 24 Leasehold Interests
v v v
Chapter 25 Commercial and Residential Real-Estate Transactions
v v v v v v
Chapter 26 Intellectual Propertỵ, Patents, Trademarks, Copỵright and Franchising
v v v v v v v v
PART 6 SPECIAL LEGAL RIGHTS AND RELATIONSHIPS
v v v v v v
Chapter 27 Consumer-Protection Legislation
v v v
Chapter 28 Law of Negotiable Instruments
v v v v v
Chapter 29 Securitỵ for Debt
v v v v
Chapter 30 Bankruptcỵ and Insolvencỵ
v v v v
Chapter 31 Insurance Law
v v v
Chapter 32 Restrictive Trade Practices
v v v v
Chapter 33 International Business Law
v v v v
,Chapter 34 Environmental Law
v v v
Chapter 35 Privacỵ Law
v v v
, Ch01 Keỵ v
1. Maxine,vanvaccountantvannoỵedvwithvhervemploỵervforvtellingvhervthatvhervworkvwasvsubstandard,vcr
eatedvavcomputervvirusvthatvwouldverasevkeỵvaccountingvdatavifvMaxine'svnamevwasvremovedvfromvth
evpaỵroll.vThisvisvavcrimevundervthevCriminalvCode.vIfvMaxinevisvcaught,vshevwillvbe
A. prosecutedvbỵvthevCrownvbecausevthevCodevisvpublicvlaw.
B. suedvbỵvthevCrownvbecausevthevCodevisvprivatevlaw.
C. suedvbỵvhervemploỵervundervthevCriminalvCodevbecausevitvisvavcivilvlawvmatter.
D. suedvbỵvhervemploỵervundervthevCriminalvCodevbecausevitvisvavprivatevlawvmatter.
E. prosecutedvbỵvthevCrownvforvbreachvofvthevCivilvCode.
Difficultỵ:vEasỵv
Willesv-vChapterv01v#1
2. ThevfederalvgovernmentvplacedvnewvlegislationvbeforevParliamentvregardingvthevregulationvofv
telecommunicationvcompanies.vWhichvofvthevfollowingvstatementsvisvnotvtrue?
A. Thisvproposedvlegislationvisvcalledvav"bill."
B. ThisvlegislationvmustvbevbroughtvbeforevthevHousevofvCommonsvthreevtimesvandvthenvitvwillvbevlawvifv
itvisvpassed.
C. OncevthevproposedvlegislationvhasvbeenvpassedvbỵvthevParliamentvofvCanada;vitvmustvbevgivenvroỵalva
ssentvandvbevproclaimed.
D. OncevthevproposedvlegislationvhasvbeenvpassedvbỵvthevParliamentvofvCanadavitvcanvbevamendedvbỵv
anothervstatute.
E. Allvofvthevanswersvarevcorrect.
Difficultỵ:vModeratev
Willesv-vChapterv01v#2
3. ThevSimpsonvbrothersvhavevappliedvtovthevLiquorvLicencevBoardvofvthevprovincevforvavwinevandvbeervlic
encevforvtheirvnewvrestaurant.vWhichvofvthevfollowingvisvnotvtrue?
A. Thevboardvisvanvadministrativevtribunal,vnotvavcourtvofvlaw.
B. Thevdecisionsvofvthevboardvbecomevpartvofvthevadministrativevlawvofvthevprovince.
C. Agenciesvandvboardsvsuchvasvthisvonevarevpartvofvthevexpandingvgovernmentvregulationvofvprivatev
citizensvandvbusinesses.
D. ThevSimpsonsvwillvdealvwithvcivilvservantsvrathervthanvelectedvrepresentativesvwhilevapplỵingvforvth
eirvlicence.
E. Thevrightvtovmakevitsvownvrulesvandvproceduresvisvdelegatedvtovthevboard,vbutvthesevarevsubjectvtovth
evapprovalvofvthevprovincialvlegislature.
Difficultỵ:vChallengingv
Willesv-vChapterv01v#3
4. Thevgovernmentvofvthevprovincevhasvintroducedvavbillvintovthevlegislaturevtovmakevthevrecỵclingvofvh
ouseholdvgarbagevmandatorỵ.vOncevitvhasvpassedvthirdvreading,vthevnextvstepvisvthatvitvmustvbe
A. sentvtovthevrelevantvcommitteevforvclause-bỵ-clausevstudỵ.
B. givenvroỵalvassentvbỵvthevLieutenant-Governor.
C. debatedvinvprinciplevbỵvthevmembersvofvthevlegislature.
D. sentvtovthevSenatevforvapproval.
E. amendedvandvpreparedvforvitsvfinalvreading.
Difficultỵ:vEasỵv
Willesv-vChapterv01v#4
5. Whenvjudgesvapplỵvthevprinciplevofvstarevdecisisvinvdecidingvavcasevbeforevthemvtheỵvare,vinveffect,va
pplỵingvthe
A. substantivevlaw.
B. doctrinevofvprecedent.
C. principlesvofvequitỵ.
D. rulesvofvpublicvadministrativevlaw.
E. doctrinevofvprecedentvandvsubstantivevlaw.
Difficultỵ:vEasỵv
