LAW 534- Final Exam Guide - Comprehensive Notes for the exam ( 32 pages long!)

• School: Ryerson University
• Department: Law and Business
• Course: LAW 534
• Professor: Lori Anne Heckbert

Document Summary

Intellectual property (inventions, creations, books, music, software, etc. ) Canadians through the charter of rights and freedoms. For example: contracts are governed by provincial laws (property and civil rights. Interprovincial and international business activity is governed by federal laws (international and interprovincial trade and commerce) Occupiers liability act 1990: a public wrong is a breach of duty owed to the state (e. g. a criminal offence, vicarious liability, legal liability is assessed against on person for the actions of another. It is based on common law doctrine and also in statue (e. g. the ontario. : parents may be legally liable for the actions of their children: e. g. : employers may be liable for the actions of their employees: e. g. : the church may be liable for the actions of its ministers or priests: a tort may be deliberating (intentional tort) or a consequence of carelessness (negligence, this includes business torts (e. g. conspiracy, deceit) Voluntarily entered into by parties to the contract.