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Which type of contract is not yet fully performed or completed?
Which type of contract is not yet fully performed or completed?
- Executory Contract (correct)
- Universal Jurisdiction
- Defamation
- Simple Contract
What is the term for liability for negligence or tort committed by an employee or agent?
What is the term for liability for negligence or tort committed by an employee or agent?
- No-Fault Insurance
- Hung Trial
- Vicarious Liability (correct)
- Collective Agreement
What is the term for a civil wrong that causes a claimant to suffer loss or harm resulting in legal liability for the person who commits the tortious act?
What is the term for a civil wrong that causes a claimant to suffer loss or harm resulting in legal liability for the person who commits the tortious act?
- Contractor
- Libel
- Slander
- Tort Law (correct)
What type of insurance makes an individual not liable for work injuries and requires them to turn to WorkSafeBC for workers' compensation instead of suing?
What type of insurance makes an individual not liable for work injuries and requires them to turn to WorkSafeBC for workers' compensation instead of suing?
What term is used to describe the ability to prosecute certain international crimes irrespective of where they occurred or the nationality of the perpetrator/victim?
What term is used to describe the ability to prosecute certain international crimes irrespective of where they occurred or the nationality of the perpetrator/victim?
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Types of Contracts
- Executory Contract - A contract that is not yet fully performed or completed.
Tort Law
- Vicarious Liability - Liability for negligence or tort committed by an employee or agent.
- Tort - A civil wrong that causes a claimant to suffer loss or harm.
Workers' Compensation
- Workers' Compensation Insurance - Insurance that protects employers from liability for workplace injuries by requiring employees to pursue claims through a government agency like WorkSafeBC.
International Law
- Universal Jurisdiction - The ability to prosecute certain international crimes regardless of where they occurred or the nationality of the perpetrator or victim.
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