Instruction: Read the following case study and respond to Questions 1 - 3.

Case Study

Kyle is a young man who went to The Barking Frog, a bar in London, Ontario. He went on a "Ladies Night," when women are charged a lower cover charge than men. Bars across Ontario (and indeed across Canada and parts of the United States) routinely hold what are commonly called ladies' nights, where women are charged a lower cover charge or no cover charge to enter the bar or are given discounts on their drinks. This practice has been common in Ontario and elsewhere for decades.

The doorman told him the cover charge was $20 for the men but only $10 for the women in the group. Kyle was upset and was unwilling to pay the $20, so he did not enter the bar.

Kyle launched a human rights complaint claiming the different cover charges amounted to discrimination based on the ground of sex.

Source: Ontario Human Rights Commission

Question 1

Did Kyle face discrimination? If so, what type?

Question 2

What factors would you consider to determine if there is a violationof theCharter of Rights?

Question 3

Do you think in this circumstance, should men and women be treated the same? Rationalize your position.

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Question 4

Differentiate between

1. public and private law
2. Plaintiff and defendant

Question 5

Discuss and state at least one (1) example how to manage law in the hospitality industry

Question 6

Explain why the Canadian parliament is the highest legislative body in Canada

Question 7

State three (3) examples of municipal bylaws

Question 8

1. Clearly discuss why negligence is not easily determined who is liable
2. State one (1) example of possible negligence

Question 9(2 marks)

Question 10

State two (2) ways risks can be minimized in the workplace

Question 11

Establish the connection betweenrisk andnegligence

Questions 12

Instruction:Match the term on the RIGHT to the explanation on the LEFT and place the corresponding letter (A - C) in the CENTRE column.

Caveat		a document that states the legal address of the property and personal information of the owner and registrations
Restrictive Covenant		Give access to a company, persons, municipality to a certain portion of someone's property such as utility companies
Deed		An agreement that affects the land, loans, agreement for sale, and restrictions to the property.
Right of Way		A law that restricts the use of land in some way for the purpose it was given authority to be used

Question 13

Excluding date, identify three (3) items or elements that can be found in a contract (3 marks)

Question 14

Within the cycle of a contract, explain what takes place at

1. Negotiations (2 marks)
2. Compliance (2 marks)

RENEWALS REQUESTS COMPLIANCE AUTHORING CONTRACT LIFECYCLE MANAGEMENT OBLIGATIONS NEGOTIATIONS O EXECUTION APPROVED