In what way does a civil law system differ from a common law system?

Question 3 options:

In a civil law system, provinces have jurisdiction to appoint judges to superior courts.

Judges in a civil law system must apply a relevant provision of theCivil Code, even if doing so would produce an unjust outcome.

Judges in a civil law system are not bound by how other judges have interpreted theCivil Code.

In a civil law system, tort and contract laws are established by precedent.

Which of the following best explains the requirement that "contracts must be supported by mutual consideration"?

Question 2 options:

There must always be at least two parties to a contract.

Contracts require that the parties treat each other fairly.

A contract involves a bargain or exchange between the parties.

Contracts must be in writing to be enforceable.

Rachel decides to sell her home, so she meets with several real estate agents. She has decided to select the agent who offered a reduced commission rate and a guarantee that her home will sell within three months without a price reduction. How will Rachel's rights be impacted if she fails to enter into a formal contract with the agent?

Question 4 options:

As long as the agent's promise is witnessed, it will be enforceable.

Unless the agent's promise is formalized in a contract, it will not be enforceable.

Rachel will be in an ideal situation because then she cannot be forced to fulfill her own promises to the agent.

Rachel will not be impacted negatively because real estate agents can be sued for breaching the code of conduct that applies to real estate agents.