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Levels of Professional Job Responsibility (7) - Answer ● Level A - Entry level or graduated university ● Level B - Engineer, MIT or EIT or Geol. IT ● Level C - Professional Engineer ● Level D - First Supervisory or Specialist role ● Level E - Middle Management or Senior Specialist ● Level F - Senior Management or Consultant Specialist ● Level F+ - Senior Executive Level accountabilities and responsibilities may be gleaned Experience Requirements for a Licence(5) - Answe...

R v Tuckiar - Answer Australian case relating to the fact that a lawyer may continue defending client involved in murder trial when defence counsel becomes aware of true events Law society of B.C v Jabour - Answer Benchers given wide power to regulate advertising, later help broad advertising restrictions were contrary o the Charter Westcom Tv Group Ltd v CanWes Global Broadcasting - Answer - Court noted parties involved in arms length negotiations often conceal their true intenti...

Self-regulation: Which of the following would most likely result in the profession of massage therapy losing the privilege of self-regulation? a) Extensive lobbying efforts by another health professional. b) A loss of public confidence in the ability of the College to properly regulate and discipline registrants. c) A change in government to a political party with a different ideology. d) A need to change the scope of RMT practice due to new medical studies. - Answer b) A loss of publi...

When an administrative action is ultra vires. - Answer When is judicial review applicable to an administrative decision? administrative - Answer The essence of _________ law is the duty to act fairly in the practice of government He is an immigrant from India to Canada, he killed a female pedestrian while street racing. Deportation order and immigration appeal division. - Answer Explain Khosa's case briefly. Ultra vires - Answer Outside the legislative jurisdiction of the...

History of Law Code of Hammurabi? - Answer - ruled Mesopotamia from BCE - "Hammurabi's code" believed to be first set of codified (written down) laws - having written laws left no room for debate - code contained 300 rulings on topics ranging from family to to commercial law to murder - harsh penalties - introduced "eye for an eye" - 3 classes: slaves, land owners, mushkenum (free but landless) - punishments were class biased History of law Mosaic law: 10 comma...

Question 1 Suzanne, a life insurance agent, has asked her assistant Rosy, who is not yet licensed, to telephone people to schedule meetings with Suzanne to discuss their insurance needs. She intends to contact people who attended the same school as she and Suzanne using an alumni directory. Suzanne has registered and subscribed to the National Do Not Call List (DNCL). What should Suzanne tell Rosy? a) Calls to people with shared backgrounds are exempt from the DNCL. b) As Suzanne has reg...

Public Law - Answer sets the rules for the relationship between the individual and society - includes criminal law, constitutional law (balance of power), administrative law Private Law (Civil Law) - Answer sets the rules between individuals Origins of Canada's Legal System - Answer Common law, civil-law (Quebec), Indigenous and Treaty rights T/F: When Parliament or a provincial or territorial legislature passes a statute, it takes the place of common law or other precedents...

Definition of an Estoppel - Answer "To be stopped" - a party is bared from enforcing rights it has waived What is a profession? (4) - Answer 1) specialized knowledge with often long and intensive preparation 2) Maintaining by force of organization (reg) or concern of opinion high standards of achievement and conduct 3) Commitment to continued study 4) Prime purpose the rendering of a public service. Occupational profession regulated by province - Answer insurance agenci...

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If one party demonstrates that it cannot fulfill its intended contractual obligations, then the contract is considered terminated if: - Answer non-default party treats the contract as terminated injunction - Answer A court order to restrain performance of an action One requirement as a professional in the association is that a person is: - Answer expected to be of good character and reputation Non compliance of disclosing that the professional doesn't carry a liability insur...

What are the 3 main points of Professionalism? - Answer 1. Professionals have a substantial body of knowledge that requires study & practice 2. Professionals require a member organization 3. Professionals serve the public How many Canada wide acts are there? - Answer 15 What are the 6 requirements to be a P.Eng? - Answer 1. Degree in engineering or geoscience 2. 4 years of work experience 3. 1 or more years of practice in Canada 4. You need to know the provincial language ...

Enforcement - Answer To prosecute an individuals or entities that is practicing engineering without a licence. (e.g. offer engineering services to the public without holding a Certificate of Authorization (CofA) or Permit to Practice). Temporary License requirements and limitations. - Answer This type of license is designed to allow out-of-province engineers to work in the province of the project. Requirements are: - licensed in another province/territory; qualified to work o...

Insurers - Answer According to provisions in lien legislation this is not entitled to liens on improvement Professions in Canada are usually regulated - Answer They are allowed to govern themselves under government acts. One of the requirements for registration as a professional by a provinces professional association is that a person - Answer is expected to be of good character and reputation A first step for a worker who is not a member of a union and is unjustly dismissed by...

Common law - Answer A legal system that judges develop through past case precedents and similar tribunals. It is used in many countries with ties to the british legal system, such as canada (except quebec), the USA (except louisiana), new zealand and india Civil law - Answer A type of law based on the napoleonic code of france. Currently used in quebec and does not rely on case precedent Essential elements of an enforceable contract - Answer The 5 elements are: 1. Offer made and...

What is a tort? - Answer acts committed by one party in violation of the rights of another, which are considered sufficiently wrong as to give rise to liability e.g. tort of negligence is the failure to take reasonable care of another person How is the practice of architecture regulated differently from that of interior decorating? - Answer The practice of architecture is governed by statute and prohibits practice of the profession by anyone not properly registered Under the defin...

What are the branches of Canadian law? - Answer 1) Pubilc law - Criminal - Constitutional (Prof. engs) - Administrative 2) Private Law - contracts - torts What is the burden of proof in Criminal and Civil Law? - Answer Criminal: Beyond a reasonable doubt Civil: balance of probailities (51%) Types of liability in Criminal law? - Answer - normal liability: if you did the thing you are liable only if the crown can prove mens rea - strict liability: if you did the thing you ...

Rule of contra proferentem - Answer A contract term that is ambiguous will be interpreted against the party that drafted that provision.nn(2nd ed. Law text pg. 65) or (3rd ed. Law text pg. 68) Expert Witness - Answer Someone with the skills, training and experience to comment on court case details. Their opinions are not admissible but may clarify complex matters for judge/jury so that it can formulate its own independent judgement.nn(2nd ed. Law text pg. 162) or (3rd ed...

Lease - Answer Exclusive right to occupy Mortgage - Answer property as security for a debt Easement - Answer The right to use in some way Restrictive covenant - Answer a covenant imposing a restriction on the use of land so that the value and enjoyment of adjoining land will be preserved. License - Answer Contractual right to use in some way Lien - Answer a right to keep possession of property belonging to another person until a debt owed by that person is discha...

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Environmentalism - Answer Widespread movement characterized by political and educational activism with the goal of protecting the natural environment. Conservation Biology - Answer Applied, integrated, and multidisciplinary ____Scientific_____ field with a primary goal of long term preservation of biodiversity. Conceived in the 1980s when it became clear that simply 'managing resources' was not sufficient to protect the environment Develop practical strategies to - Answer 1)...