Question 1

The term of patent protection in Canada is:

Accepted Answer

A)  50 years from the date the application is filed 
B)  20 years from the date the patent is granted 
C)  20 years from the date the first invention is disclosed to the public 
D)  20 years from the date the application is filed 
A)  50 years from the date the application is filed 
B)  20 years from the date the patent is granted 
C)  20 years from the date the first invention is disclosed to the public 
D)  20 years from the date the application is filed D

Question 2

Which of the following is not true about easements?

Accepted Answer

A)  an easement permits the holder to harvest trees from the land 
B)  easements can be created through historical use 
C)  easements give others the right to use your property 
D)  easements can be registered against title in the land title office 
A)  an easement permits the holder to harvest trees from the land 
B)  easements can be created through historical use 
C)  easements give others the right to use your property 
D)  easements can be registered against title in the land title office A

Question 3

Your neighbour intends to dig a basement close to your property boundary. The neighbour wants to ensure lateral support to your land, and so installs ground anchors that extend under your land. Has the neighbour done anything wrong?

Accepted Answer

A)  no, the neighbour is complying with his duty to provide lateral support 
B)  no, the neighbour is entitled to take reasonable steps to facilitate construction on his land 
C)  yes, the neighbour's anchors are trespassing onto your land because you did not agree to them being installed 
D)  yes, ground anchors stretch as they take load, and so your land will settle as this occurs; the neighbour has compromised lateral support to your land 
A)  no, the neighbour is complying with his duty to provide lateral support 
B)  no, the neighbour is entitled to take reasonable steps to facilitate construction on his land 
C)  yes, the neighbour's anchors are trespassing onto your land because you did not agree to them being installed 
D)  yes, ground anchors stretch as they take load, and so your land will settle as this occurs; the neighbour has compromised lateral support to your land C

Question 4

Discuss the importance of registration of patents, copyright, trademarks, and industrial designs respectively.

Accepted Answer

Registration is most important for paten

Question 5

Ideas can be protected using:

Accepted Answer

A)  copyright law 
B)  trademark law 
C)  trade secrets 
D)  industrial designs 
A)  copyright law 
B)  trademark law 
C)  trade secrets 
D)  industrial designs

Question 6

You have the legal right to prevent your neighbour from building a tall house that obstructs your view of the ocean.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

A mobile amusement ride is bolted to the ground so that it is stable during operation. Is the ride real property or personal property?

Accepted Answer

Personal property. If the purp

The term of patent protection in Canada is:

Which of the following is not true about easements?

Your neighbour intends to dig a basement close to your property boundary. The neighbour wants to ensure lateral support to your land, and so installs ground anchors that extend under your land. Has the neighbour done anything wrong?

Discuss the importance of registration of patents, copyright, trademarks, and industrial designs respectively.

Ideas can be protected using:

You have the legal right to prevent your neighbour from building a tall house that obstructs your view of the ocean.

A mobile amusement ride is bolted to the ground so that it is stable during operation. Is the ride real property or personal property?

The Canadian Legal System, Regulation of the Professions and Ethical Considerations

Business Organizations and Contracts

Breach of Contract, Interpreting and Drafting Contracts

Selected Contract Issues

Getting to a Contract

Torts, Specific Contracts and Clauses

Common Issues in Contract, Tort, Dispute Resolution and Expert Evidence

Risk, Responsibility, Dispute Avoidance, Insurance, and Bonds

Construction Liens, Delay and Impact Claims

Labour Law and Employment Law

Environmental Law, Health and Safety Law

Aboriginal Law, Securities Law, Internet Law and Privacy Law

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Exam 2: Property Law

The term of patent protection in Canada is:

Which of the following is not true about easements?

Your neighbour intends to dig a basement close to your property boundary. The neighbour wants to ensure lateral support to your land, and so installs ground anchors that extend under your land. Has the neighbour done anything wrong?

Discuss the importance of registration of patents, copyright, trademarks, and industrial designs respectively.

Ideas can be protected using:

You have the legal right to prevent your neighbour from building a tall house that obstructs your view of the ocean.

A mobile amusement ride is bolted to the ground so that it is stable during operation. Is the ride real property or personal property?

The Canadian Legal System, Regulation of the Professions and Ethical Considerations

Business Organizations and Contracts

Breach of Contract, Interpreting and Drafting Contracts

Selected Contract Issues

Getting to a Contract

Torts, Specific Contracts and Clauses

Common Issues in Contract, Tort, Dispute Resolution and Expert Evidence

Risk, Responsibility, Dispute Avoidance, Insurance, and Bonds

Construction Liens, Delay and Impact Claims

Labour Law and Employment Law

Environmental Law, Health and Safety Law

Aboriginal Law, Securities Law, Internet Law and Privacy Law

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