Business Process Management
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Course Introduction
Business Process Management is a comprehensive course that explores the systematic approach to analyzing, designing, implementing, monitoring, and optimizing organizational processes. Students will learn how business processes form the backbone of organizational operations and how effective process management can drive efficiency, improve performance, and support strategic goals. The course covers methodologies such as process modeling, workflow automation, process reengineering, and the use of key performance indicators (KPIs) to evaluate process effectiveness. Through case studies and practical exercises, students will gain hands-on experience with contemporary BPM tools and techniques, preparing them to identify improvement opportunities and lead process change initiatives within various business environments.
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Chapter 1: Managing Your Legal Affairs
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Q1) Explain what makes someone a "sophisticated client."
Answer: A sophisticated client is someone who understands the role a lawyer plays,when to represent himself or herself,when and how to hire a lawyer,the costs associated with hiring a lawyer,what to expect from the solicitor-client relationship,and what to do if dissatisfied with a lawyer's conduct.A sophisticated client puts aside negative attitudes associated with lawyers and seeks timely legal advice.Here,students would be expected to discuss the ways in which a lawyer can help a business person make good business decisions.
Q2) When is a contingency fee agreement most often used?
Answer: Contingency fees are most often used in personal injury or product liability cases.
Q3) What is the Canadian Bar Association and what is its purpose?
Answer: The Canadian Bar Association is a professional organization representing judges and lawyers.Two of its purposes are to enhance the profession and the commercial interests of its members.
Q4) When should a client ideally first discuss the issue of fees with a lawyer?
Answer: Fees should be discussed during the initial consultation.
Q5) In the lawyer-client relationship,who is the decision-maker?
Answer: The client.
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Chapter 2: Introduction to the Legal System
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Q1) Where protection against discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation has been left out of human rights legislation,the courts have shown a willingness to imply the existence of this protection.
A)True
B)False
Answer: True
Q2) How does the Charter of Rights and Freedoms affect the principle of parliamentary supremacy?
Answer: Prior to 1982,in theory at least,parliament was supreme.Either the federal government or the provincial government had the power to pass all types of legislation.After 1982,however,the Charter placed limitations on that power,thereby redirecting power to the courts and limiting the principle of supremacy of parliament.
Q3) The common-law courts as developed by King Henry and subsequent kings were used to impose the will of the sovereign on the people. A)True
B)False
Answer: False
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Chapter 3: The Resolution of Disputes: The Courts and Alternatives to Litigation
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Q1) Describe the options available to a judgment creditor in respect of the enforcement of judgments.
Answer: A judgment debtor's property can be seized and eventually sold to satisfy the judgment.A judgment creditor may also garnish funds,such as wages earned or money in a bank account.Property of the judgment debtor can be located through an Examination in Aid of Execution (Enforcement),which may also be called Questioning of the Debtor.
Q2) Which one of the following statements with regard to the characteristics of civil and criminal actions is true?
A)If a person is convicted of a criminal offence,he cannot also be sued in a civil action by the victim.
B)In a civil action,a person or persons sue another or others usually for the purpose of being compensated for injury or loss suffered.
C)In a criminal case,an individual person is taking the action against the accused.
D)The prosecutor must prove his case based "upon a balance of probabilities."
E)The person who begins a civil action is usually called the "prosecutor."
Answer: B
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Chapter 4: Intentional Torts and Torts Impacting Business
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Q1) Historically,libel was seen as more deliberate and more permanent than slander,and therefore more harmful.Today,means of mass communication give slander a potentially huge audience,so the rationale for distinguishing between them is breaking down.Explain how the law is changing in light of this.
Q2) Distinguish between a tort and a breach of contract.
Q3) Azar had been working for the Burger Noble for a number of years,most recently under Lai,the latest in a series of managers.Azar became ill and had to take repeated sick days to rest and to attend appointments with various specialists.It became impossible for Azar to continue working there,and Lai gave her notice of termination.While Azar was working the last days of her notice period,Lai continued to harass her over and over again for her previous absences.Lai could face an action for
A)intentional infliction of mental suffering.
B)malicious prosecution.
C)conspiracy to injure.
D)conversion.
E)negligence.
Q4) In order to sue for trespass to land,what two elements must be established?
Q5) Explain what is meant by vicarious liability in the employment context.
Q6) What is a tort?
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Chapter 5: Negligence,Professional Liability,and Insurance
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Q1) Explain what is meant by bonding.
Q2) What is the typical result when spouses have overlapping extended benefits coverage,such as dental and disability?
Q3) Sam and John drank beer and watched the Olympics for hours.When John left,he did not feel impaired,but the alcohol in his system affected his driving.He lost control of his car,which crashed through Mr.Mitsu's fence and into Mr.Mitsu's garage.Mitsu's neighbour,Mr.Watson,called the police.John was charged with driving while impaired and was found guilty in the criminal proceedings.Given these facts,which of the following is true?
A)Mr.Watson,the neighbour,could sue John for negligence.
B)Mr.Mitsu could sue John for negligence.
C)If Mr.Mitsu sued John,he would be entitled only to punitive damages.
D)Because John was charged with an offence,Mr.Mitsu cannot sue him in a civil action for compensation.One court action is all that is allowed.
E)Since no one was physically injured,there could be no civil action.
Q4) Explain what is meant by an insurable interest.
Q5) In insurance,what do comprehensive policies cover?
Q6) Explain under what circumstances the remoteness test can be used in a negligence action.
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Chapter 6: The Elements of a Contract: Consensus and Consideration
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Q1) A term making a contract conditional on future events is known as ________.
Q2) Several courts have refused to enforce electronic contracts when the terms have been found to be unreasonable.
A)True
B)False
Q3) There is a principle that says when a gratuitous promise to do something in the future causes someone to incur an expense,the promisor may be liable for failing to live up to that promise.What is this principle known as?
Q4) "One of the basic precepts in contract law is that any bargain struck must be fair to be enforceable." Explain the accuracy of that statement.
Q5) Which of the following is correct with respect to consideration?
A)It must be specific.
B)It must be reasonable.
C)It is binding even though a duty to so act already exists.
D)It is to compensate for an act that happened in the past.
E)At least some money must be involved.
Q6) All of the essential terms of a contract must be clearly specified.
A)True
B)False
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Chapter 7: The Elements of a Contract: Capacity, Legality, and Intention
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Q1) A provision in a contract for the sale and purchase of a business read as follows: "The vendor (Jones)shall not,directly or indirectly,in any capacity whatsoever,carry on a similar business in any location for one year." Six months later,Kates found that Jones was competing directly by opening up a similar business,contrary to the contract drafted by Kates.Kates sued Jones for breach of contract,namely,breach of the restrictive covenant.Which of the following best describes the legal position of the parties?
A)This provision is in restraint of trade and causes the whole contract to be void.
B)Although this type of provision is illegal,this particular one would be enforceable because it is reasonable between the parties and not contrary to public policy.
C)Such provisions are always void,being an illegal restraint of trade.
D)Although this provision would be void,the remainder of the contract for the sale of the business would be enforceable.
E)Agreements such as these are always binding,being the result of a free bargain between the parties.
Q2) Explain the legal position of an infant who enters into a contract with an adult.
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Chapter 8: Factors Affecting the Contractual Relationship
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Q1) Discuss how privity of contract affects the position of people who are not parties to a contract.In your discussion,include an examination of the Supreme Court decision in London Drugs Ltd.v.Kuehne & Nagel International Ltd.
Q2) Which one of the following will be excluded by the parol evidence rule?
A)Express terms
B)Extrinsic evidence
C)Evidence of implied terms
D)A condition precedent
E)Evidence of a collateral agreement
Q3) "A misrepresentation involves one person making a false statement of fact that misleads another and induces that person to enter into the contract." Discuss the accuracy of this statement.
Q4) Discuss the development and importance of the principle of unconscionable contracts.In your answer compare unconscionability to insanity,duress,and undue influence.
Q5) The threat of violence makes a contract voidable.
A)True
B)False
Q6) Distinguish between duress and undue influence.
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Chapter 9: The End of the Contractual Relationship
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Q1) A breach of warranty allows a victim to sue for damages,but they must go through with their obligations under the contract.
A)True
B)False
Q2) Injunction is an example of an equitable remedy.
A)True
B)False
Q3) The creation of a new contract through the substitution of a third party for one of the original parties to a contract,with consent by all,is known as ________.
Q4) Legal tender in Canada consists of government-produced coins and bills of any amount or quantity.
A)True B)False
Q5) Explain the limitations on the ability to request and receive equitable remedies in breach of contract cases.
Q6) Joe owed Harry $500,but Harry was confused when Joe came to pay it back and Harry refused to take the money for the payment.Explain Joe's legal position.
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Chapter 10: Agency and Partnership
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Q1) Three students in a business faculty created a computer program that compared various retirement plans.They decided to go into business together to offer their services directly to the public.After doing a feasibility study,they felt there were profits to be made.For tax reasons,they decided not to incorporate.Each contributed $15,000 and Wayne,one of the three,contributed a computer.In a short written agreement,they agreed that all three would be actively involved in the management of the business,that all three would work to update the program,that they would share the profits equally,and that they should not be viewed as partners.Based on these facts,which of the following statements is true?
A)They are not partners because they do not share profits in proportion to their capital contributions.
B)They would be considered partners despite their express intention to the contrary in their agreement.
C)They are not partners unless they realize a profit from their enterprise.
D)If one partner dies,the partnership would be dissolved even if they state otherwise in their agreement.
E)If Wayne were to go bankrupt,the partnership would be dissolved even if they state otherwise in their agreement.
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Chapter 11: Corporations
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Q1) Three classmates incorporated about a week after graduation.The authorized capital was 500,000 common no-par-value shares.Each took one share and each was a director.If the directors decide to issue more shares from the treasury to raise more capital,which of the following provisions ensures that they keep their proportionate holdings?
A)Pre-emptive right provision
B)Indoor-management rule
C)Derivative-action provision
D)Dissent procedure
E)Relief-from-oppression provision
Q2) How is incorporation effected in a registration jurisdiction?
Q3) Which of the following is not an advantage of incorporation?
A)Shareholders are not liable for debts of the corporation.
B)There may be tax advantages.
C)Shareholders can veto decisions of directors.
D)Shares are easily transferred.
E)Shareholders owe no duty to the corporation.
Q4) Explain what is meant by pre-emptive rights.
Q5) Indicate two examples where a director can be personally liable for the debts of the corporation.
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Chapter 12: Employment
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Q1) Indicate what kinds of restrictions there are on an employer's right to dismiss an employee.
Q2) Which of the following statements more accurately describes an employee rather than an independent contractor?
A)The person is an essential part of an employer's organization.
B)The person provides his/her own tools.
C)The person is free to represent others in the same business.
D)The person determines his/her own work schedule
E)The person has a high level of financial risk.
Q3) Which of the following statements is correct with respect to the employer's liability for the conduct of the employee?
A)The employer is always liable for the wrongful conduct of his employee.
B)An employer is only liable for the wrongful conduct of his employee that takes place during the course of the employment.
C)If a person is injured by an employee acting in the course of the job,that person must sue the employer,not the employee.
D)Any employee can bind an employer in contract.
E)All employees are agents of the employer.
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Chapter 13: Intellectual Property
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Q1) Ownership of a copyright can be sold.
A)True
B)False
Q2) Which of the following is true with regard to the law governing patents?
A)A patent will only be granted if the invention has been the subject of a publication of over one year prior to the application.
B)Computer programs,as a general rule,can be patented as well as copyrighted,because they are a set of instructions to a computer.
C)If a patent is developed by an employee,the employee has the right to obtain the patent.
D)In exchange for the monopoly given under the Patent Act,the owner of the patent must disclose the invention in its entirety.
E)An amendment to the Patent Act allows patent protection automatically.
Q3) When a trademark is registered,it gives protection for a period of 50 years.
A)True
B)False
Q4) Explain how a patent is obtained.
Q5) What is the main purpose of patent law?
Q6) Explain the concept of "delivery up."
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Chapter 14: Real and Personal Property and Protection of the Environment
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Q1) Distinguish between an easement and a right of way.
Q2) Distinguish between real property and other forms of property.
Q3) Marian met with the owner of a warehouse and contracted for factory space for a two-year term.The amount to be paid ($22,400 yearly)and the premises were made clear,but nothing else was discussed.The law,however,implies some terms.Which of the following is a term of the contract?
A)The landowner has no obligation to provide vacant possession at the time the lease period is to start.
B)The landlord need not provide quiet enjoyment of the premises.
C)The landlord has no general obligation to deliver premises that are clean or in good repair.
D)The premises will be reasonably fit for Marian's purpose.
E)The tenant is responsible for normal wear and tear.
Q4) What common law rights regarding the protection of the environment were in place even before the development of strict environmental protection legislation? How are they limited?
Q5) Describe the evolution of the standing of First Nations groups in the development and transportation of energy and natural resources.
Q6) Does the principle of frustration apply in landlord and tenant relationships?
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Chapter 15: Priority of Creditors
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Q1) Provide an example of legislation that gives the federal government priority over all other creditors,including secured creditors.
Q2) ________ requires the debtor to make the stipulated payments into court,such that all of his debts will be paid in full within three years,unless the creditors consent to a longer period.
A)An OPD program
B)Restructuring
C)An unsecured creditor
D)A consolidation order
E)A Division 1 proposal
Q3) After a creditor has taken possession of collateral,the debtor's right to reclaim it on payment of any money owing is known as a
A)right to salvage.
B)right of settlement.
C)right to redeem.
D)constructive trust.
E)collateral contract.
Q4) What is the effect on a corporation when it goes bankrupt?
Q5) What is the role of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy?
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Chapter 16: Sales and Consumer Protection
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Q1) Tina's Gourmet Catering Ltd.(hereinafter referred to as "Tina's")makes several types of fresh salads,which they package in sealed containers and sell to various retail outlets.Grandma Wright,shopping with her daughter Jane,bought one of Tina's salads at the delicatessen at Superdeal Grocers Ltd.(Superdeal).Jane and her mom drove to Jane's and Jane served the salad to her family for lunch.The salad was contaminated through Tina's carelessness and caused Jane's family to be very sick.Jane's husband missed work and her kids missed school for a week.Neither Jane nor her mother were sick because neither had eaten the salad.On these facts,which of the following actions would most likely be successful?
A)Father v.Superdeal for breach of contract
B)Father v.Superdeal for negligence
C)Grandma v.Superdeal for negligence
D)Kids v.Tina's for negligence
E)Jane v.Tina's for negligence
Q2) When the holder of a negotiable instrument signs his name in the form of an endorsement before passing it on to a subsequent holder,what risk does he take?
Q3) Discuss the common law and legislative enactments in place controlling debt collection agencies.
Q4) When goods are sold,who normally bears the risk?
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