CEN LAW QUIZ 2
CEN Law Quiz 2
Test your knowledge with our comprehensive CEN Law Quiz 2! This quiz covers a wide range of legal topics, focusing on essential concepts that every law enthusiast should know. Whether you're a student, professional, or just curious about legal principles, this quiz is designed for you.
- 25 thought-provoking multiple-choice questions
- Covers topics such as intellectual property, civil procedure, and corporate law
- Ideal for self-assessment and learning
If the owner retains a designer to produce a set of drawings and that owner wishes to be able to use the drawings to make future modifications to the building, it must:
Have the copyright in the drawings assigned to it
Have a licence granted to it to make such use of drawing
Have the moral rights of the designer waived
(a) and (c) or (b) and (c)
(a), (b) and (c)
If a law is declared ultra-vires, it means that it:
Is void
Has limited application
Is beyond the authority of the enacting government
Both (a) and (c)
Which forms of security is the easiest to take advantage of:
Unconditional letter of credit
Performance bond
Guarantee
None of the above
. (a) and (b) above
Which forms of security of payment requires involvement of a third party:
Lien
Letters of credit
Guarantee
None of the above
(b) and (c) above
Which forms of security of payment affects a grantor’s credit capacity:
Lien
Letters of credit
Guarantee
None of the above
(b) and (c) above
In which of the following instances can the courts declare a provincial law to be invalid:
The law reduces ones freedom of association
The law reduces ones freedom of religion
The subject matter of the law is set out in Section 91 of the Constitution Act
All of the above
(a) and (b) above
A party who commences a lawsuit, loses that lawsuit at trial and then commences an appeal will at various stages of the lawsuit be referred to as:
Plaintiff and appellant
Defendant and appellant
Plaintiff and respondent
Defendant and respondent
None of the above
A typical lawsuit includes the following steps:
Issuance of a statement of claim
Issuance of a statement of defence
Documentary and oral discoveries
All of the above
(a) and (b) above
Most property insurance policies include the following exclusions:
Faulty workmanship
Faulty design
Both (a) and (b)
None of the above
The doctrine of parliamentary supremacy is best described as:
No longer existing in Canada
Replaced with the Charter of Rights and Freedoms
Still existing in Canada
(a) and (b) above
(b) and (c) above
Which of the following project structures is most likely to be required by a lender in a project-financed project
Traditional
Construction management
Design-build
All of the above
(a) and (c) above
An invention of an employee unrelated to the employees’ job made on an employer’s time with the employer’s materials and at the expense of the employer:
Becomes the property of the employer unless there is an agreement otherwise
Becomes the property of the employer unless the employer waives its rights to the invention
Becomes the property of the employer unless the employee pays the employer for the costs of the invention
(a), (b) and (c) above
Does not become the property of the employer
If you have an invention that has the potential to be valuable for more than 20 years, which intellectual property rights would you most likely rely on:
Patent
Trademark
Trade secret
Industrial design
Which of the following intellectual property rights don’t require registration in order to be effective:
Patents
Trademarks
Copyright
None of the above
(a) and (c)
Case Management Rules are rules which:
The court system has adopted to expedite cases and eliminate or reduce delays
The Law Society imposes upon lawyers to ensure proper representation of clients
The police force uses to manage criminal prosecutions
All of the above
(a) and (b)
The criteria to register a patent includes that the invention be:
Novel and useful
Related only to machines
Reduced to something physical
(a), (b) and (c)
(a) and (c) above
Based on the theory of precedent, among the following courts which court’s decisions would take precedence:
Supreme Court of Ontario
Ontario Court of Justice
British Columbia Court of Justice
None of the above
(b) and (c) above
Piercing the corporate veil means that:
A director of a corporation may be personally sued for the actions of a corporation
A shareholder of a corporation maybe personally sued for the actions of the corporation
An employee of a corporation may be personally sued for the actions of the corporation
All of the above
(a) and (b) above
If two people want to form a business and wish to try and eliminate personal liability, they would:
Incorporate a provincial corporation
Incorporate a federal corporation
Set up a partnership
All of the above
(a) and (b)
What are the exceptions to requiring leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada?
A matter of national importance
A first degree murder conviction
A contravention of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms
All of the above
(b) and (c)
The "deep pocket" principle best describes:
The tax advantages of carrying in business under a corporation rather than under a sole proprietorship
The division of federal and provincial taxation authority under the Canadian constitution
A rationale for establishing an employer’s liability
The purpose of tort law
A charge under the Criminal Code
What issues are within the jurisdiction of the Divisional Court?
Appeals of interim orders made by a judge
Appeals of final orders made by a judge if the order stipulates a payment less than $25,000
Reviews of decisions made by government tribunals
All of the above
None of the above
Which one of the following project structures is most conducive to be a “fast-tracked” project:
Traditional
Design-build
Construction management
All of the above
(b) and (c) above
Which of the following principles apply to the theory of precedent:
A court must follow the decision of a higher court
A must follow the decision of another judge of the same court
The decisions of the Supreme Court of Canada must be followed by all courts
(a) and (c) above
All of the above
Which of the following statements are false?
If one party makes an innocent misrepresentation, the other party had the right to sue for damages
Contra proferentum is the legal principle whereby a court will interpret an ambiguous clause in favor of the party that drafted the clause
A stipulated price contract contains unit prices and the final contract price is determined by the actual number of units to complete the work
A guaranteed maximum price contract is a hybrid between a fixed price contract and stipulated price contract
All of the above
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