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A) constitutional law and administrative law but not tax law.
B) constitutional law and tax law, among other things.
C) criminal law, employment law, and constitutional law.
D) administrative law and tax law but not criminal law.
E) any case in which a government sues or is being sued.
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A) Epsilon Inc may be charged with a "white collar crime," which is any crime that was committed by a corporate organization rather than an individual.
B) Neither Attila nor Epsilon Inc can be charged with a "corporate crime" unless they broke a law that was intended to protect another corporation.
C) A "white collar crime" is the same thing as a "corporate crime."
D) Attila may be charged with a crime, but Epsilon Inc cannot, because only a human being can be convicted of a criminal offence.
E) Even if Attila and Epsilon Inc are convicted of crimes, they may also be sued privately if their actions also amounted to torts committed against other individuals.
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A) The doctrine of "federal paramountcy" will require the Province to pay part of the "green tax" over to the federal government.
B) Because the division of powers gives the provinces jurisdiction over "mines and minerals," the tax is valid as long as Queensway did not sell a TID to a customer outside of Canada.
C) Because of the principle that "the law operates on substance - not form," the tax is valid as long as all of Queensway's customers are located in Alberta.
D) Even though the customers actually paid for the tax, Queensway will be entitled to recover the $2 000 000 from the Province if a court holds that the tax was unconstitutional.
E) A court will hold that the "green tax" was not a true tax because the Province did not provide anything of value in exchange for it.
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A) Incorporation is irrelevant to risk management because corporations cannot be held liable.
B) Incorporation increases the risk of liability because a shareholder of a corporation is personally liable for all of the corporation's torts.
C) Incorporation completely eliminates the risk of liability because the government is responsible for a corporation's debts.
D) Incorporation reduces the risk of liability because the doctrine of limited liability usually means that a corporation's debts must be paid by the corporation and not by the people who run the corporation.
E) Incorporation spreads the risk of liability because if one corporation becomes liable, every other corporation in the same province may be required to pay the debt.
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A) The restriction was imposed by a statute and the government responsible for that statute reacted to the court's decision by invoking the residual clause.
B) The party was not entitled to freedom of expression because it is a company rather than a human being.
C) The court held that the restriction was an "unreasonable limitation" on the freedom of expression.
D) The restriction was saved under section 15(2) of the Charter.
E) The restriction was imposed by a contract that Civitas Inc created with another private corporation.
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A) Because property rights are protected by the Charter, the statute is constitutionally invalid.
B) Inter-provincial trade is an issue that provinces are entitled to decide for themselves.
C) The federal government has jurisdiction over international trade but not over inter-provincial trade.
D) The statute is entirely ultra vires because federal jurisdiction over international and inter-provincial trade extends to every issue that is related to trade, including the manufacture or production of soy milk.
E) The statute is at least partially intra vires because provinces have the authority to regulate the production or manufacture of things like soy milk within the province, but the law may be constitutionally ultra vires because it interferes with the federal jurisdiction over inter-provincial trade, or mobility rights under the Charter.
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A) The issue of indirect taxation arises in connection with municipalities.
B) A province can impose an indirect tax because of the doctrine of "residual powers."
C) An indirect tax is always ultra vires because of the constitutional principle that requires governments to act in an "open and straightforward manner."
D) An indirect tax is a tax that was created by subordinate legislation.
E) The federal government can impose an indirect tax, but a provincial government cannot do so.
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A) Administrative law is concerned with the behaviour of public officials and therefore is not particularly important to business people.
B) Because of the Constitution, administrative law applies at the federal and provincial levels but not at the municipal level
C) Administrative law affects the government but not private individuals or corporations.
D) Administrative law is the law by which the decisions of government-appointed decision-makers and government-appointed tribunals are reviewed by the courts.
E) Administrative law is usually classified as a branch of criminal law.
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A) An exclusion clause can be inserted into a contract for the sale of goods.
B) An exclusion clause can affect liability for property damage but not for personal injury.
C) An exclusion clause can be used by a person but not by a corporation.
D) An exclusion clause represents a type of risk acceptance.
E) An exclusion clause always shifts the risk of liability onto an insurance company.
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