Which of the Following Is the Characteristic That Distinguishes Quebec's

question 50

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the characteristic that distinguishes Quebec's civil law from Canada's common law?

• A) Civil law courts are not bound by earlier interpretations of the code.
• B) Civil law courts hear only matters of public law disputes.
• C) Civil law judges are provincially elected for one five-year term.
• D) Civil law courts do not have to consider legislation.

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