You can only use the following three (3) sites to answer thi…

You can only use the following three (3) sites to answer this question:-        www.lawnow.org-        www.canlii.org-        www.scc-csc.ca Find and read the Alberta Court of Queen’s Bench decision in Zerbin v. Vrbanek, 2020 ABQB 797. The action brought by the Zerbins essentially involved a claim of dishonesty related to invoicing and payment of sub-trades in the construction of two homes. The Court:

You were contractually required to deliver a piece of equipm…

You were contractually required to deliver a piece of equipment to a customer. The piece of equipment was destroyed in a riot.  Your contract with the customer had a clause which indicated that any damage to the equipment caused by riot would be the responsibility of the customer.  This is an example of:

On April 15th you receive an offer in the mail by a supplier…

On April 15th you receive an offer in the mail by a supplier to sell you a specific piece of equipment for $15,000. You send a letter back to the supplier communicating your unconditional acceptance on April 30th. The supplier receives the letter on May 7th. Based on the above, when did you have a contract in place?

People accustomed to high intensity exercise often have low…

People accustomed to high intensity exercise often have low resting heart rates.  Suppose that the resting heart rate of females aged 18-25 and the number of minutes of high intensity exercise they participate in has been collected.  A regression was performed relating the number of minutes of high intensity exercise people spent and their resting heart rate (in beats per minute).  The equation was found to be:             Resting HR = 72 – 0.93 * Exercise Based on this information we can conclude which of the following: