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Hospitality Law Review QuizOnline version Hospitality law essentials in Grenada by britney 1 Which of the following is an example of primary legislation in Grenada? a Road Traffic Act (Cap 5) b Police Standing Orders c Traffic Wardens Guidelines d Road Traffic (Light Signal) Regulations 2 Which of the following is an example of a civil remedy? a Imprisonment b Probation c Fine payable to the State d Damages awarded to a Claimant 3 Which is the highest Court in Grenada? a Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court of Appeal b Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) c Judicial Committee of the Privy Council d Eastern Caribbean High Court 4 Which element is not required to form a valid contract? a Intention to create legal relations b Legal capacity of parties c Consideration d Offer and acceptance 5 What type of term is created when a contract implies terms by custom or statute? a Implied term b Exclusion term c Unsigned term d Express term 6 In hospitality contracts, what is a Booking Form typically considered? a A grant of tenancy b An invitation to treat c An offer to contract by the customer d A binding agreement 7 What is the main difference between Civil Law and Criminal Law in hospitality contexts? a Civil law applies only to contracts; criminal law applies only to torts. b Civil law awards damages for breaches; criminal law prosecutes the wrongdoer by the State. c Civil law punishes with imprisonment; criminal law awards damages. d Civil law treats all disputes as civil; criminal law ignores breaches. 8 What is Privity of contract chiefly about? a Third parties always can enforce contract terms b Only parties to a contract can sue or be sued c Contracts require third-party beneficiaries to sue d Any party to a contract can enforce terms regardless of involvement 9 Which remedy is an order forcing a party to perform their contractual duty? a Monetary exclusion of terms b Dismissal of case c Specific performance d Punitive damages 10 Which type of misrepresentation can lead to damages and rescission? a Wholly innocent misrepresentation b Negligent misrepresentation c Implied misrepresentation d Fraudulent misrepresentation 11 Which of the following can discharge a contract? a Partial payment of consideration b Formation of a new contract c Breach of obligation only d Frustration of performance 12 Res Ipsa Loquitor means what in tort law? a The court ignores evidence b The accident speaks for itself c The burden shifts to the plaintiff d The case is dismissed automatically 13 Which duty is central to Occupier’s Liability? a Duty to maximize profits b Duty to inform guests of all policies at reception c Duty to repair all damages immediately d Duty to keep visitors reasonably safe on the premises 14 What is the main difference between Primary and Secondary Legislation? a Primary Legislation is acts of Parliament while Secondary legislation is created under the authority of an act of Parliament. b There is no real difference. They both create, amend repeal laws. c Secondary Legislation is acts of Parliament while Primary legislation is created under the authority of an act of Parliament. d Secondary legislation can only be dealt with in the High Court and Primary can be dealt in both Magistrate and High Court 15 What are the personal duties of an employer at common law? Written answer 16 What does the principle of stare decisis mean? a Only Parliament can create legal rules. b Judges must decide cases based on their personal opinions. c Every case must be decided differently from previous cases d Courts must follow past ruling from higher Courts or their own previous decisions 17 A civil claim in the Magistrate’s Court in Grenada must exceed $10,000.00 a True b False 18 Who is a current High Court Judge in Grenada? Choose one or more answers a Jerry Seales b Raulston Glasgow c Tamara Gill d Paula Gilford e Brian Cottle 19 The Commonwealth Caribbean follows the British Legal System. a True b False 20 An employer can be held liable for injuries suffered by an employee if the injury occurred during the course of employment. a True b False c d 21 Which of the following is the best example of a "safe system of work"? a An employee should ensure dangerous machinery is fitted with the necessary safety devices. b The employer proving ladders to change bulbs in each hotel room is an effective system of work, compared to providing a upside down garbage bin to climb up on. c An Employer who sends a stevedore on to a ship may be required to inspect the ship for potential danger, such as defective hatches, and if detected ensure measure are put in place to remove that risk of injury. 22 What are the implied covenants of a Tenant? Choose one or more answers a Covenant to Repair b Covenant not to commit waste c Covenant not to assign, sublet or part with possession of the rented premise d Covenant to Pay Rent e Covenant to pay rates and taxes 23 What are the express covenants of a Landlord? Choose one or more answers a Covenant for quiet enjoyment b Covenant to renew lease c Covenant to grant an option to purchase the reversion d Covenant not to derogate from grant 24 Which of the following best defines who is a "consumer"? a A consumer is a company or organization that sells products or services to retailers. b A consumer is a person who manufactures or produces goods for sale to others. c A consumer is a person or group of people who are the final users of products or services d A consumer is someone who only invests in products or services without using them. 25 What are the steps to obtain a Liquor License in Grenada Written answer Feedback 4 Capacity is required; the other three are listed as core elements. 5 Implied terms arise from court, custom, or statute. 6 The Booking Form usually creates the offer when returned. 7 In civil cases, damages may be awarded; criminal cases involve state prosecution. 8 Privity limits enforcement to contracting parties unless an act allows otherwise. 9 Specific performance compels actual performance of the contract. 10 Fraudulent misrepresentation enables damages and rescission. 11 Frustration automatically discharges when performance becomes impossible or radically different. 12 Res ipsa loquitur allows inference of negligence when control is evident. 13 Occupier’s Liability requires reasonable safety for visitors.

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Hospitality Law Review QuizOnline version

by britney

Which of the following is an example of primary legislation in Grenada?

Which of the following is an example of a civil remedy?

Which is the highest Court in Grenada?

Which element is not required to form a valid contract?

What type of term is created when a contract implies terms by custom or statute?

In hospitality contracts, what is a Booking Form typically considered?

What is the main difference between Civil Law and Criminal Law in hospitality contexts?

What is Privity of contract chiefly about?

Which remedy is an order forcing a party to perform their contractual duty?

Which type of misrepresentation can lead to damages and rescission?

Which of the following can discharge a contract?

Res Ipsa Loquitor means what in tort law?

Which duty is central to Occupier’s Liability?

What is the main difference between Primary and Secondary Legislation?

What are the personal duties of an employer at common law?

What does the principle of stare decisis mean?

A civil claim in the Magistrate’s Court in Grenada must exceed $10,000.00

Who is a current High Court Judge in Grenada?

The Commonwealth Caribbean follows the British Legal System.

An employer can be held liable for injuries suffered by an employee if the injury occurred during the course of employment.

Which of the following is the best example of a "safe system of work"?

What are the implied covenants of a Tenant?

What are the express covenants of a Landlord?

Which of the following best defines who is a "consumer"?

What are the steps to obtain a Liquor License in Grenada