What Was Significant About the Case of R

question 102

Multiple Choice

What was significant about the case of R. v. Commercial Credit Corp.?

• A) It abolished the postbox rule in Canada.
• B) It determined that the postbox rule should be extended to letters of revocation as well as letters of acceptance.
• C) It confirmed that acceptance by post is always appropriate.
• D) It determined that consideration is unnecessary in cases where consensus has been achieved in writing.
• E) It is one of the few cases where the postbox rule has been extended beyond communication by mail or telegram.

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Definitions:

Monogamy

A relationship or marriage practice where an individual has only one partner at a time.

Authentic Bisexuality

A genuine attraction to both males and females, dismissing the notion that bisexuality is simply a phase or invalid.

Heterosexism

A system of attitudes, bias, and discrimination in favor of opposite-sex sexuality and relationships, often marginalizing non-heterosexual orientations.

On The Down Low

refers to keeping something secret or discreet, often used in the context of personal information or activities not broadly disclosed.