Justice Major Dissented in the Case of Dobson V Dobson

question 22

Multiple Choice

Justice Major dissented in the case of Dobson v Dobson. That means that

• A) was unable to decide the case because he had some personal connection to it.
• B) he held that a statute was invalid because it violated the Charter.
• C) he disagreed with the result reached by most of his colleagues in an appeal that they heard together.
• D) he was hearing the case as a trial judge and rejected the plaintiff's claim.
• E) he rejected a party's application to appeal an earlier decision.

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Definitions:

Ex-Ship

A term used in international trade that specifies the seller's obligation to deliver goods to a designated port of arrival, with risk transferring to the buyer once off-loaded.

No Arrival, No Sale

A contractual clause that voids a sale if the goods do not arrive at their destination, protecting buyers in international trade.

Shipment Contract

A shipment contract is an agreement where the seller is obligated to send goods to a designated location, but the risk of loss passes to the buyer once the seller gives the goods to a carrier.

Temperament

The inherent part of an individual's personality, including mood, disposition, and reactions, often evident from early infancy.