How Do Lemon Laws in Canada Compare to Lemon Laws

question 6

Multiple Choice

How do lemon laws in Canada compare to lemon laws in the U.S.?

• A) They are generally the same as lemon laws in the U.S.
• B) They allow for replacement of defective parts but do not provide for a new car unless the plaintiff agrees to pay the difference between the amount received for the used car when sold and the amount charged for the new car.
• C) They guarantee a buyer of a lemon car a new car and allow for punitive damages.
• D) They guarantee the buyer of a lemon a return of all consideration an allow punitive damages.
• E) Canada does not have a lemon law such as we have in the U.S.

---

Definitions:

Securely Attached

A type of attachment characterized by confidence and trust in the availability and responsiveness of attachment figures.

Mildred Parten

A researcher known for her work on the social development and play stages of children, categorizing the ways in which children play as they grow.

Onlooker Play

A stage of play where a child watches others play but does not engage directly, serving as a form of learning social cues and interactions.

Formal Play

Structured play activities that are governed by rules and often involve goals or objectives, contrasting with spontaneous or free play.