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Craig Allen
THE LAW AND BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION IN
CANADA
Fourteenth Edition
J.E. Smyth
University of Toronto
D.A. Soberman
Queen’s University
A.J. Easson
Queen’s University
S.A. McGill
Wilfrid Laurier University
Toronto
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Chapter 1: Law, Society, and Business
1) A simple definition of law would be misleading because law is so
a. bound up with the rule of law.
b. diverse and complex.
c. difficult to define.
d. none of the above
e. all of the above
Answer: b
Diff: 2
Type: MC
Topic: The Role of Law
Skill: Recall
2) We .need .to .have .law .because .it
a. regulates .individuals’ .interactions .with .one .another.
b. gives .the .government .the .power .to .act .for .the .benefit .of .society .in .general.
c. provides .an .element .of .certainty .in .determining .contractual .and .property .rights.
d. protects .persons, .property, .and .society, .and .prohibits .conduct .that .society .believes
.is .harmful.
e. all .of .the .above
Answer: .e
.Diff: .2
Type: .MC
Topic: .The .Role .of .Law
.Skill: .Recall
3) The .fact .that .laws .that .appear .to .be .unjust .must .still .be .obeyed .suggests .that
a. justice .is .merely .the .result .of .the .influence .of .ethics.
b. justice .is .merely .a .product .of .social .morals.
c. there .is .a .difference .between .good .laws .and .bad .ones.
d. in .reality, .we .must .think .of .justice .as .nothing .more .than .the .result .of .our .legal .system.
e. those .who .make .the .laws .just .do .not .care.
Answer: .d
.Diff: .3
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.Chapter .1: .Law, .Society, .and .Business
Type: .MC
Topic: .The .Role .of .Law
.Skill: .Applied
4) The .Canadian .legal .profession .is .organized .on .a .provincial .basis .with .each
.province .having .its .own .“bar” .society. . However, .a .member .of .any .provincial .bar
.may .appear .before
a. the .House .of .Lords .in .England.
b. the .International .War .Crimes .Tribunal.
c. the .Supreme .Court .of .Canada.
d. any .Human .Rights .Tribunal .in .any .province.
e. any .Landlord .and .Tenant .Board .Tribunal .in .any .province.
Answer: .c
.Diff: .3
.Type:
.MC
Topic: .Legal .Risk .Management
.Skill: .Recall
5) Joe .hired .Julie, .a .lawyer, .to .defend .him .on .assault .charges. . At .their .first .meeting
.he .told .her .the .details .concerning .his .involvement .in .the .assault. . After .a .dispute
.between .Joe .and .Julie .in .relation .to .legal .fees, .Joe .decided .to .retain .a .new .lawyer.
. The .police .attended .at .Julie’s .office .to .ask .her .questions .concerning .what .Joe .told
.her .about .the .assault. . In .these .circumstances
a. the .solicitor/client .privilege .does .not .allow .Julie .to .reveal .any .communications .she
.had .with .Joe .without .his .approval.
b. given .that .the .solicitor/client .relationship .has .ended, .Julie .is .at .liberty .to .disclose
.the .information.
c. the .solicitor/client .privilege .does .not .extend .to .admissions .by .clients .of .wrongdoing
.so .communications .must .be .disclosed.
d. Julie .is .at .liberty .to .disclose .any .information .in .relation .to .the .dispute .with .Joe
.over .fees .but .not .in .relation .to .communications .about .the .assault.
e. the .Canada .Evidence .Act .permits .Julie .to .disclose .any .information .once .the
.retainer .has .ended.
Answer: .a
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Diff: .3
.Type:
.MC
Topic: . Legal .Risk .Management
.Skill: .Applied
6) A .compliance .officer .employed .by .a .business .for .purposes .of .monitoring
.legislative .requirements .applicable .to .the .business .ensures
a. that .outside .counsel .are .hired .by .the .business .on .a .general .retainer .basis .to .respond
.to .urgent .matters.
b. that .the .business .complies .with .all .regulatory .and .legislative .requirements .to
.avoid .claims, .fines .and .other .possible .penalties .or .sanctions.
c. that .probationary .employees .are .screened .and .monitored .appropriately .by .the
.business .in .the .90 .day .period.
d. that .the .business .pays .outstanding .fines.
e. that .someone .attends .on .all .Small .Claims .Court .matters .where .outside .counsel .are
.not .required.
Answer: .b
.Diff: .3
.Type:
.MC
Topic: .Legal .Risk .Management
.Skill: .Applied
7) When .we .say .that .the .law .is .part .of .every .facet .of .business, .we .mean .that
a. it .is .central .to .business .interaction .with .customers, .suppliers, .competitors,
.and .government.
b. business .cannot .succeed .without .understanding .the .law.
c. it .outlines .what .we .do, .how .to .do .it, .and .what .not .to .do.
d. the .failure .of .businesses .to .comply .with .the .law .may .result .in .criminal,
.regulatory, .and/or .civil .liability.
e. all .of .the .above
Answer: .e
.Diff: .2
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Craig Allen
THE LAW AND BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION IN
CANADA
Fourteenth Edition
J.E. Smyth
University of Toronto
D.A. Soberman
Queen’s University
A.J. Easson
Queen’s University
S.A. McGill
Wilfrid Laurier University
Toronto
Copyright © 2016 Pearson Canada Inc., Toronto, Ontario. All rights reserved. This work is protected
by Canadian copyright laws and is provided solely for the use of instructors in teaching their courses
and assessing student learning. Dissemination or sale of any part of this work (including on the
Internet) will destroy the integrity of the work and is not permitted. The copyright holder grants
permission to instructors who have adopted The Law and Business Administration in Canada,
Fourteenth Edition by Smyth, Soberman, Easson, McGill, to post this material online only if the use of
the website is restricted by access codes to students in the instructor’s class that is using the textbook
and provided the reproduced material bears this copyright notice.
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TIF for Smyth: The Law and Business Administrations, Fourteenth Edition
Chapter 1: Law, Society, and Business
1) A simple definition of law would be misleading because law is so
a. bound up with the rule of law.
b. diverse and complex.
c. difficult to define.
d. none of the above
e. all of the above
Answer: b
Diff: 2
Type: MC
Topic: The Role of Law
Skill: Recall
2) We .need .to .have .law .because .it
a. regulates .individuals’ .interactions .with .one .another.
b. gives .the .government .the .power .to .act .for .the .benefit .of .society .in .general.
c. provides .an .element .of .certainty .in .determining .contractual .and .property .rights.
d. protects .persons, .property, .and .society, .and .prohibits .conduct .that .society .believes
.is .harmful.
e. all .of .the .above
Answer: .e
.Diff: .2
Type: .MC
Topic: .The .Role .of .Law
.Skill: .Recall
3) The .fact .that .laws .that .appear .to .be .unjust .must .still .be .obeyed .suggests .that
a. justice .is .merely .the .result .of .the .influence .of .ethics.
b. justice .is .merely .a .product .of .social .morals.
c. there .is .a .difference .between .good .laws .and .bad .ones.
d. in .reality, .we .must .think .of .justice .as .nothing .more .than .the .result .of .our .legal .system.
e. those .who .make .the .laws .just .do .not .care.
Answer: .d
.Diff: .3
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.Chapter .1: .Law, .Society, .and .Business
Type: .MC
Topic: .The .Role .of .Law
.Skill: .Applied
4) The .Canadian .legal .profession .is .organized .on .a .provincial .basis .with .each
.province .having .its .own .“bar” .society. . However, .a .member .of .any .provincial .bar
.may .appear .before
a. the .House .of .Lords .in .England.
b. the .International .War .Crimes .Tribunal.
c. the .Supreme .Court .of .Canada.
d. any .Human .Rights .Tribunal .in .any .province.
e. any .Landlord .and .Tenant .Board .Tribunal .in .any .province.
Answer: .c
.Diff: .3
.Type:
.MC
Topic: .Legal .Risk .Management
.Skill: .Recall
5) Joe .hired .Julie, .a .lawyer, .to .defend .him .on .assault .charges. . At .their .first .meeting
.he .told .her .the .details .concerning .his .involvement .in .the .assault. . After .a .dispute
.between .Joe .and .Julie .in .relation .to .legal .fees, .Joe .decided .to .retain .a .new .lawyer.
. The .police .attended .at .Julie’s .office .to .ask .her .questions .concerning .what .Joe .told
.her .about .the .assault. . In .these .circumstances
a. the .solicitor/client .privilege .does .not .allow .Julie .to .reveal .any .communications .she
.had .with .Joe .without .his .approval.
b. given .that .the .solicitor/client .relationship .has .ended, .Julie .is .at .liberty .to .disclose
.the .information.
c. the .solicitor/client .privilege .does .not .extend .to .admissions .by .clients .of .wrongdoing
.so .communications .must .be .disclosed.
d. Julie .is .at .liberty .to .disclose .any .information .in .relation .to .the .dispute .with .Joe
.over .fees .but .not .in .relation .to .communications .about .the .assault.
e. the .Canada .Evidence .Act .permits .Julie .to .disclose .any .information .once .the
.retainer .has .ended.
Answer: .a
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Diff: .3
.Type:
.MC
Topic: . Legal .Risk .Management
.Skill: .Applied
6) A .compliance .officer .employed .by .a .business .for .purposes .of .monitoring
.legislative .requirements .applicable .to .the .business .ensures
a. that .outside .counsel .are .hired .by .the .business .on .a .general .retainer .basis .to .respond
.to .urgent .matters.
b. that .the .business .complies .with .all .regulatory .and .legislative .requirements .to
.avoid .claims, .fines .and .other .possible .penalties .or .sanctions.
c. that .probationary .employees .are .screened .and .monitored .appropriately .by .the
.business .in .the .90 .day .period.
d. that .the .business .pays .outstanding .fines.
e. that .someone .attends .on .all .Small .Claims .Court .matters .where .outside .counsel .are
.not .required.
Answer: .b
.Diff: .3
.Type:
.MC
Topic: .Legal .Risk .Management
.Skill: .Applied
7) When .we .say .that .the .law .is .part .of .every .facet .of .business, .we .mean .that
a. it .is .central .to .business .interaction .with .customers, .suppliers, .competitors,
.and .government.
b. business .cannot .succeed .without .understanding .the .law.
c. it .outlines .what .we .do, .how .to .do .it, .and .what .not .to .do.
d. the .failure .of .businesses .to .comply .with .the .law .may .result .in .criminal,
.regulatory, .and/or .civil .liability.
e. all .of .the .above
Answer: .e
.Diff: .2
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