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C13- Study 4 Extra-Contractual Liability in Quebec

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does extra-contractual liability in Quebec mean?

a)

Liability of a professional

b)

A civil wrong other than breach of contract

c)

Increased liability amounts for contract law

d)

Liability in excess of the contract

2.

In Quebec, a person is held liable for his or her things, buildings, and what else?

a)

Remarks

b)

Thoughts

c)

Emails

d)

Animals

3.

What is an autonomous act?

a)

Something done by a person herself

b)

Something that, at the time, was not subject to human intervention and had a dynamic role in inflicting damage

c)

Something someone has no control over

d)

Something done for someone automatically

4.

General Motors Products of Canada v. Kravitz proved that the manufacturer of an automobile is jointly liable with which other body?

a)

Driver

b)

Dealer

c)

Provincial government

d)

Advertiser

5.

What is the concept of gross fault associated with?

a)

Liability of tutors and curators

b)

Liability of teachers and custodians

c)

Liability for other acts

d)

Duty of care

6.

Which of the following is not an element required in establishing liability in Quebec?

a)

Fault on the part of the defendant

b)

Injury or damage by the plaintiff

c)

Defendant admits liability on the scene

d)

Causal link between the injury or damage

7.

What does "moral prejudice" mean in Quebec?

a)

Human bias

b)

Damages such as pain and suffering

c)

Bodily injury

d)

Physical damage

8.

What does proximate cause mean?

a)

An uninterrupted unfolding of events from the initial act to the conclusion

b)

A broken chain of events leading to damage or injury

c)

An event that is deemed to be the cause via approximation

d)

An event that was probably the cause

9.

In Quebec, most legal obligations are codified where?

a)

Civil Code of Québec

b)

Common law cases

c)

Provincial statutes

d)

Municipal bylaws

10.

What does a plaintiff have to show a court in order to collect damages?

a)

The injuries caused

b)

The defendant’s breach of duty was in fact what caused the damages being claimed

c)

The material damage

d)

Moral prejudice