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Question Completion Status: nutes, 42 seconds Moving to another question will save this response. Ovention of 37 estion 7 1 points Severowe Jacinda was sued in Superior Court by a former business partner who alleged that Jacinda had breached their contract. Following a two-day trial, a judge awarded the sum of $42.000 $3.500 costs and interest- a total of $45,600 to the plaintiff Jacinda is devastated. "How can this be?" she ask her lawyer Jacinda believes that such an unjust decision cannot stand Which of the following is true? OA. Jacinda may seek leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada OB Jacinda may appeal the judgment to the Ontario Divisional Court Oc Jacinda may ask the judge to grant a re-trial of the matter so that she may present additional evidence OD. Jacinda may not appeal the decision to the Ontario Court of Appeal OE, Jacinda may seek leave to appeal to the Federal Court of Appeal Moving to another question will save this response Question 7 TEN points Jacinda was sued in Superior Court by a former business partner who alleged that Jacinda had breached their contract. Following a two day bial, a judge awarded the um 542 000 $3.000 costs and interest- a total of $45,600-to the plaintif Jacinda is devastated "How can this be?" she ask her lawyer Jacinda belleves that such an unjunt decision "cannot stand" Which of the following is true? OA Jacinda may seek leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada OB. Jacinda may appeal the judgment to the Ontario Divisional Court Oc. Jacinda may ask the judge to grant a re-trial of the matter so that she may present additional evidence OD. Jacinda may not appeal the decision to the Ontario Court of Apeal OE Jacinda may seek leave to appeal to the Federal Court of A 256PM Moving to another question will save this response. estion 7 1 points Jacinda was sued in Superior Court by a former business partner who alleged that Jacinda had breached their contract. Following a two-day trial, a judge awarded the sum of $42,000 $3,000 in costs and interest-a total of $45,600-to the plainti Jacinda is devastated "How can this be?" she ask her lawyer Jacinda believes that such an unjust decision "cannot stand Which of the following is true? OA Jacinda may seek leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada OB, Jacinda may appeal the judgment to the Ontario Divisional Court OC. Jacinda may ask the judge to grant a re-trial of the matter so that she may present additional evidence. OD. Jacinda may not appeal the decision to the Ontario Court of Appeal OE Jacinda may seek leave to appeal to the Federal Court of Appeal