Question 41 (1 point)

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At what phase of inquiry in a negligence analysis would the court consider the thin skull rule?

Question 41 options:

A)	Standard of care

B)	Duty of care

C)

Causation

D)	Remoteness

Question 42 (1 point)

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Neither Jeremy nor Jayson could afford the $60 ticket price for the RTG concert, but they were determined to go nonetheless. They were humiliated when they were apprehended shortly after sneaking in through a side entrance, charged, and sternly escorted from the building. What is the most likely infraction arising from these circumstances?

Question 42 options:

A)

libel

B)	defamation of character

C)	negligence

D)	trespass to land

Question 43 (1 point)

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Alberta recently passed a law prohibiting environmental impact assessments for oil and gas projects. The federal parliament recently passed a law requiring environmental impact assessments for all projects impacting river ecosystems. Assume both these laws are valid. Which of the following is true?

Question 43 options:

A)	The provincial law would prevail and the federal law would become inoperative

B)	The dispute would be submitted to the Courts

C)	Paramountcy would not apply

D)	The federal law would prevail and the provincial law would become inoperative

Question 44 (1 point)

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Which of the following is typically the most expensive form of Alternative Dispute Resolution?

Question 44 options:

A)	Arbitration

B)	Litigation

C)

Mediation

D)	Negotiation

Question 45 (1 point)

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An elderly woman with osteoporosis suffered numerous broken bones as a result of a minor car accident. A person without osteoporosis would not have suffered any broken bones in the same circumstances. What would you reasonably expect a court to determine with respect to a negligence claim by the elderly claimant?

Question 45 options:

A)	The elderly claimant will receive full compensation on the basis of the thin skull principle.

B)	The injury will pass the test of remoteness.

C)	The elderly claimant will not be awarded any damages.

D)	The defendant has a complete defence.