Which of the Following Statements Is TRUE with Respect to the Concept

question 57

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements is TRUE with respect to the concept of invasion of privacy?

• A) Statutes that create causes of action for invasion of privacy usually impose liability only if the defendant knew, or should have known, that it was violating the plaintiff's privacy rights.
• B) A distinct tort of invasion of privacy clearly exists in New Zealand, but not in Canada.
• C) A distinct tort of invasion of privacy can be created by a legislature, but not by a court. 79- 80
• D) Although a number of Canadian legislatures have considered the possibility, none have created a statutory action for invasion of privacy.
• E) The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms creates a cause of action for invasion of privacy.

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Definitions:

Wrongful Dismissal Action

A legal action taken by an employee against an employer for termination of employment without proper legal reason or notice.

Remedies

Legal means for a party to enforce a right or compensate for the violation of a right in court, including monetary damages and equitable relief.

Obligations

A duty or requirement to perform or refrain from performing some action.

Just Cause

A legal term referring to a valid or legally sufficient reason for certain actions, like termination of employment.