Question 1

Indicate under what circumstances parents are responsible for the contracts entered into by their children.

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Question 2

Joe had a classic Buick automobile and he agreed to trade it to Sam for a specified amount of cocaine. Sam took the car and, three days later, before he could deliver the cocaine to Joe, his cocaine was seized by the police and he was arrested. Joe is now bringing this action claiming that he's entitled to the car back. Indicate what arguments are available to Joe and the likelihood of him obtaining his car back.

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Question 3

Indicate any limitation on the ability of status Indians to contract.

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Question 4

What must a person establish in order to escape contractual obligations on the basis on insanity?

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Question 5

What is the term used when a person cannot understand the nature or consequences of his or her actions?

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Question 6

When at war, what happens to contracts with residents of an enemy country if they are detrimental to Canada?

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Question 7

In the legal sense, to what does "insanity" refer?

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Question 8

"Because of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms and various human rights legislation in all jurisdictions, status Indians no longer experience limited capacity in contract law." Discuss the accuracy of that statement.

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Question 9

When a person is declared mentally incompetent by a court, who is appointed and for what purpose?

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Question 10

Describe an "executory contract" and provide an example.

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Question 11

Describe an "executed contract" and provide an example.

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Question 12

Distinguish between an infant's liability for torts and for contracts.

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Question 13

Indicate 4 categories of persons that have their capacity to enter into contracts limited to some extent.

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Question 14

How is a person of weakened intellect or who is otherwise vulnerable (but not insane or mentally incompetent) protected in terms of contract law?

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Question 15

"If an infant can't be sued in contract because of his age, the adult can often sue in tort instead, thus avoiding the protection given to the infant in a contract law." Discuss the accuracy of this statement.

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Question 16

Explain what is meant by "necessary."

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Question 17

What is the age of majority in your province?

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Question 18

Explain the legal position of an infant who enters into a contract with an adult.

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Question 19

Indicate what types of contracts are binding on infants.

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Question 20

When at war, what happens to contracts with residents of an enemy country if they are not detrimental to Canada?

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