Question 1

Which of the following best describes the process of mediation?

Accepted Answer

A)  Controversial 
B)  Rigid 
C)  Time-consuming 
D)  Cooperative/flexible 
E)  Structured
TRUE/FALSE. Write 'T' if the statement is true and 'F' if the statement is false. 
A)  Controversial 
B)  Rigid 
C)  Time-consuming 
D)  Cooperative/flexible 
E)  Structured
TRUE/FALSE. Write 'T' if the statement is true and 'F' if the statement is false.

Question 2

Discuss the restrictions on the power of government decision makers imposed by the power of judicial review.

Accepted Answer

Here students should show an understandi

Question 3

What does the statement of defence contain?

Accepted Answer

The statement of defence sets out what a

Question 4

Describe the limits on the jurisdiction of the superior trial court in your province.

Accepted Answer

There are no general limitations except

Question 5

The procedure in the small claims court is the same as that used in the superior trial level court of the province.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

A negotiation will most likely lead to agreement when the parties are

Accepted Answer

A)  aggressive. 
B)  coercive. 
C)  uncommunicative. 
D)  vulnerable. 
E)  equal in power. 
A)  aggressive. 
B)  coercive. 
C)  uncommunicative. 
D)  vulnerable. 
E)  equal in power.

Question 7

Describe recent developments in Canada's court systems made by various governments.

Accepted Answer

Students should review the variety of in

Question 8

What does arbitration require in order to be effective?

Accepted Answer

Parties must be requ

Question 9

Because the federal government has been given power over the courts, the court structure is the same in each province.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Explain what is meant by costs when they are awarded in court action.

Accepted Answer

The winning party usually is compensated

Question 11

Which of the following statements concerning limitation periods is true?

Accepted Answer

A)  Limitation periods are invalid, because they offend the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. 
B)  Limitation periods are invalid, because they are ultra vires. 
C)  Government bodies are exempt from limitation periods. 
D)  The relevant limitation period applies to even government bodies. 
E)  Government bodies are above the law. 
A)  Limitation periods are invalid, because they offend the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. 
B)  Limitation periods are invalid, because they are ultra vires. 
C)  Government bodies are exempt from limitation periods. 
D)  The relevant limitation period applies to even government bodies. 
E)  Government bodies are above the law.

Question 12

Summarize and compare litigation and other methods of dispute resolution.

Accepted Answer

Students should identify that, in additi

Question 13

Indicate what can be appealed in an appeal court.

Accepted Answer

Usually questions of

Question 14

What are the two main things to look for when determining whether the decision of a government bureaucrat can be challenged?

Accepted Answer

Did the bureaucrat act within

Question 15

Hao wants to negotiate a settlement, but he lacks skill and experience as a negotiator. What option is available to him?

Accepted Answer

He can neg

Question 16

Explain the difference between regulatory offences and criminal law.

Accepted Answer

Regulatory offences are sometimes called

Question 17

The decision of an administrative tribunal may be challenged on the basis that the rules of natural justice were not followed in reaching that decision.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

How many judges are involved at the Supreme Court of Canada level?

Accepted Answer

The answer of How many judges are involved at the...

Question 19

Distinguish between mediation and arbitration.

Accepted Answer

Mediation involves someone trying to hel

Question 20

Joe approached a provincial government clerk and applied to renew his licence to operate a heavy multi-axle truck on the highways. His application was refused. Which one of the following would not be a ground upon which the decision of that clerk could be challenged?

Accepted Answer

A)  The clerk owned his own large truck that operated in competition with Joe in the same small community. 
B)  The clerk, who was the only one to have reviewed the evidence, left the decision up to his secretary to make. 
C)  The clerk acted beyond the powers given him in the statute and regulations by considering matters not authorized in those enactments. 
D)  The clerk decided that not enough women were doing this kind of job, and since Joe was a man, the licence was not renewed to correct the imbalance. 
E)  The clerk exercised a discretionary power given to him under the legislation. 
A)  The clerk owned his own large truck that operated in competition with Joe in the same small community. 
B)  The clerk, who was the only one to have reviewed the evidence, left the decision up to his secretary to make. 
C)  The clerk acted beyond the powers given him in the statute and regulations by considering matters not authorized in those enactments. 
D)  The clerk decided that not enough women were doing this kind of job, and since Joe was a man, the licence was not renewed to correct the imbalance. 
E)  The clerk exercised a discretionary power given to him under the legislation.

Which of the following best describes the process of mediation?

Discuss the restrictions on the power of government decision makers imposed by the power of judicial review.

What does the statement of defence contain?

Describe the limits on the jurisdiction of the superior trial court in your province.

The procedure in the small claims court is the same as that used in the superior trial level court of the province.

A negotiation will most likely lead to agreement when the parties are

Describe recent developments in Canada's court systems made by various governments.

What does arbitration require in order to be effective?

Because the federal government has been given power over the courts, the court structure is the same in each province.

Explain what is meant by costs when they are awarded in court action.

Which of the following statements concerning limitation periods is true?

Summarize and compare litigation and other methods of dispute resolution.

Indicate what can be appealed in an appeal court.

What are the two main things to look for when determining whether the decision of a government bureaucrat can be challenged?

Hao wants to negotiate a settlement, but he lacks skill and experience as a negotiator. What option is available to him?

Explain the difference between regulatory offences and criminal law.

The decision of an administrative tribunal may be challenged on the basis that the rules of natural justice were not followed in reaching that decision.

How many judges are involved at the Supreme Court of Canada level?

Distinguish between mediation and arbitration.

Joe approached a provincial government clerk and applied to renew his licence to operate a heavy multi-axle truck on the highways. His application was refused. Which one of the following would not be a ground upon which the decision of that clerk could be challenged?

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Exam 3: The Resolution of Disputes the Courts and Alternatives to Litigation

Which of the following best describes the process of mediation?

Discuss the restrictions on the power of government decision makers imposed by the power of judicial review.

What does the statement of defence contain?

Describe the limits on the jurisdiction of the superior trial court in your province.

The procedure in the small claims court is the same as that used in the superior trial level court of the province.

A negotiation will most likely lead to agreement when the parties are

Describe recent developments in Canada's court systems made by various governments.

What does arbitration require in order to be effective?

Because the federal government has been given power over the courts, the court structure is the same in each province.

Explain what is meant by costs when they are awarded in court action.

Which of the following statements concerning limitation periods is true?

Summarize and compare litigation and other methods of dispute resolution.

Indicate what can be appealed in an appeal court.

What are the two main things to look for when determining whether the decision of a government bureaucrat can be challenged?

Hao wants to negotiate a settlement, but he lacks skill and experience as a negotiator. What option is available to him?

Explain the difference between regulatory offences and criminal law.

The decision of an administrative tribunal may be challenged on the basis that the rules of natural justice were not followed in reaching that decision.

How many judges are involved at the Supreme Court of Canada level?

Distinguish between mediation and arbitration.

Joe approached a provincial government clerk and applied to renew his licence to operate a heavy multi-axle truck on the highways. His application was refused. Which one of the following would not be a ground upon which the decision of that clerk could be challenged?

Managing Your Legal Affairs

Introduction to the Legal System

Intentional Torts

Negligence, Professional Liability, and Insurance Law

Formation of Contracts

Formation of Contracts Continued

Factors Affecting the Contractual Relationship

The End of the Contractual Relationship

Employment

Agency and Partnership

Corporations

Real, Personal and Intellectual Property

Information Technology and the Internet

Sales and Consumer Protection

Priority of Creditors

Filters