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.

---

Definitions:

Data Points

Individual pieces of factual information collected from measurements or observations, used for analysis or calculation in a study or survey.

Significance Level

A statistical measure that determines the threshold at which the null hypothesis of a test is rejected.

Critical Value

A point on the scale of the test statistic beyond which we reject the null hypothesis, and it depends on the chosen significance level.

Independent Variables

Variables in a statistical model that are manipulated or changed to observe their effect on dependent variables.