Chapter 16 Flashcards

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What is Primary Liability?

A

One the actually committed the tort in question

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2
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What is Vicarious Liability?

A

Committed by agent or employee

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3
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What is the Identification Theory?

A

Corporation is liable when the person committing the tort is the corporation’s directing mind

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4
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What is Liability in Contract?

A

Corporation is bound only if the agent is acting within their actual/apparent authority

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5
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What is Criminal Liability?

A

Same as tort liability

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6
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What are Regulatory Offences?

A

Offence contrart to public interest, e.g. polluting streams

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7
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What duties do directors and officers have?

A

Fiduciary duties and duties of competence

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8
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What is Lifting the Corporate Veil?

A

Corporation is NOT considered a separate entity from its shareholders

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9
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What rights do shareholder have?

A

Right to vote, right to information, and financial rights

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10
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What is Winding Up Order? (shareholder remedies)

A

Dissolving the corporation, used as a last resort

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What is the Derivative Action?

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Permits shareholder to file a claim against a director on behalf of the corporation

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12
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What is the Oppression Action?

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Available to shareholders to protect their corporate interest, , benefitting majority and excluding minority shareholders

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13
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What is the Dissent and Appraisal Rights?

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Requires a fundamental change that shareholders can go against

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14
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What is the Shareholders’ Agreement?

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Allows shareholders to define their relationship that is different than provided by government statue, provides protection for minority

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15
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What do shareholders not have the rights to?

A

To sue directors, to dividends, to be repaid

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