Insert Table Chart Text Shape Media Comment Your answers for the true or false are to be highlighted in yellow. 1. T / F The doctrine of contra proferentem applies to any contract where a bad bargain has been made 2. T / F I am likely to be found liable for negligence if my dog mauls someone who comes onto my lawn 3. T / F The supreme law of Canada is Parliamentary law 4. T / F Assignment of a contract does not relieve a party of their contractual obligations 5. T / F Quebec follows the civil code when deciding criminal matters 6. T / F A third party beneficiary to a contract is entitled to bring a legal claim if a contract is breached 7. T / F Negligence only occurs between two parties who interact directly 8. T / F The Prime Minister is the head of state in Canada 9. T/F Contributory negligence is a partial defence to negligence 10. T / F The Constitution Act, 1982 defines the powers of municipal governments 11. T / F Any breach of the law can result in jail time 12. T / F The Ontario government can regulate negligence 13. T / F Terms of a contract can be changed but they require 'fresh' consideration 14. T / F A contract must always be executed by performance 15. T / F Fiduciary obligations pose limited obligations with respect to their clients' interests