Jurisprudence

What are the 6 requirements of an enforceable contract? correct answer: 1. Agreement 2. Assent 3. Consideration 4. Competence 5. Lawful purpose 6. Form required by law Unilateral Contract correct answer: One party making a promise Bilateral Contract correct answer: Both individuals are promisors and promisees Promisor correct answer: A person who makes a promise. Promisee correct answer: A person to whom a promise is made. Assignor correct answer: The one making an assi...

tort correct answer: a wrong against another not arising out of a contract preventative law correct answer: that which you should practice before problems or errors occur; most desirable remedial law correct answer: that which is necessary to cure the wrong; least desirable and most expensive duty to public correct answer: 1. guard against disease in handling dead bodies 2. aid in detecting signs of foul play when death may appear to be natural 3. be instrumental in completion of ...

Transfer Service serve funeral homes and only transfer bodies. TSO's serve the public and have more options correct answer: Difference between Transfer Service and Transfer Service Operator? Contracts, price lists, etc correct answer: You can hand out business cards, just not... Yes - They just cannot be given directly to specific people/groups and attack them to buy the services correct answer: True or False: Are we allowed to mail flyers to homes about the funeral home and the produc...

Boardpiece of wood correct answer: piece of wood Act correct answer: The Funeral Director Law which regulates the licensure of persons and of corporations engaged in the preparation and disposition of the bodies of deceased persons. Bureau correct answer: The _______ of Professional and Occupational Affairs of the Department of State of the Commonwealth. Commissioner correct answer: The ___________ of Professional and Occupational Affairs of the Department of State of the Common...

Statute correct answer: a particular law enacted by a legislative body Ordinance correct answer: a law passed by a municipal governing body pertaining to matters not already covered by Federal or State law (zoning, building, safety ordinances, etc) Case Law correct answer: court decisions that establish precedent principles Common Law correct answer: a system of jurisprudence based on judicial precedents rather than statutory laws What state does not use common law? correct answe...

What action must a funeral director take within 90 days regarding prepaid burial contracts? correct answer: Report the creation of a prepaid contract to the State Board Partnership correct answer: Which form of ownership does NOT require a licensed supervisor? department of public welfare correct answer: A funeral director is meeting with an at need family. She notices that a child in the arrangement conference has several bruises on his face and arms and believes the child may have bee...

Who is the College of Nurses and what is their significance? correct answer: regulatory body of nursing in Ontario through provincial government college is accountable for public protection by ensuring that nurses in Ontario are safe, competent and ethical practitioners What does it mean to be a regulated profession? correct answer: have a license to work under regulatory body where practice standards are followed Which act provides the legislative framework for regulating nursing in ...

CNO MISSION correct answer: regulating nursing in the public interest 2 documents that provide the legislative framework for regulating nursing in Ontario: correct answer: 1. Regulated Health Professions Act, 1991 2. Nursing Act, 1991 4 regulatory functions: correct answer: 1. practice standards. 2. entry to practice. 3. quality Assurance Program. 4. enforcing standards 5 statutory committeess correct answer: 1. Discipline 2. Fitness to Practice 3. Inquiries, Complaints, and ...

Definition of jurisprudence: Correct Answer: * This is described as the philosophy or theory of law. It derives from the Latin word, juries prudentia (which means to study *Aquinas in 1809: "the principal and most perfect branch of ethics" *It has been used as a mechanism to set limits to law and also to provide justification for its means by being aware of its ends Normative jurisprudence: Correct Answer: *This has already established what jurisprudence is, it aims to understand the mo...