When a Client Is Unable to Afford Therapy,it Is Possible

question 19

Multiple Choice

When a client is unable to afford therapy,it is possible that he or she may:

• A) offer a bartering arrangement or exchanging goods in lieu of a fee.
• B) offer sexual favors in exchange for services.
• C) force the therapist to continue treatment free of charge.
• D) report the therapist to his or her license board if he or she refuses to continue treatment and receive payment when the client can afford it at a later date.

Understand the specifics of F.O.B contracts and the transfer of title and risk.

Evaluate the extent to which the principles of freedom of contract and caveat emptor are affected by the Sale of Goods Act.

Understand the role and enforcement mechanisms of the Competition Bureau.

Grasp the concept of quiet possession and quality expectations under the Sale of Goods Act.

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