11) Kim ordered a kettle that cost $80 from an online sales business in Nova Scotia When she received the kettle it was tarnished and when she lifted off the top it looked like there was scum inside the kettle. Kim concluded the kettle was "used". Kim wants to return the kettle and get her money back. Will she be able to do that? Cite the section of the Nova Scotia Consumer Protection Act that would possibly cover the situation? Explain how it applies to her situation 12. Ali gave his doctor's prescription for painkillers to the pharmacist in the pharmacy. Ali then paid $100 for the drugs and was told to return in 30 minutes to pick up the drugs because the pharmacist needed to count the pills and put them in a bottle for Ali. Almost immediately after Ali left the pharmacy, and before the pharmacist counted the pills, the pharmacy was robbed and all the painkillers in the store were taken by the robber. Does Ali have to pay an additional $100 in order to have his prescription filled? Was the property in the pills transferred to Al when he paid for them? Cite any relevant sections of the Sale of Goods Act or Consumer Protection Act. 13. Zack 'phoned Napoli Pizza and ordered a pepperoni pizza and asked them to deliver it to his house. He used his credit card to pay $35 for the pizza and its delivery. Unfortunately, when the delivery driver stopped to deliver another customer's pizza Zack's pizza was stolen from the driver's car. Who owns the pizza? Does Zack have to pay an additional S35 for another pizza? Why Why not? Cite any relevant sections of the NS Sale of Goods Act. 14. What additional property rights does the owner of a fee simple estate hare compared to the owner of a leasehold estate? 15. Suppose you have no brothers and sisters. Suppose your father and mother are divorced Suppose that you and your mother are partners in a marketing business. Suppose that instead of renting office space you and your mother decide to purchase a building and use it as your office. Would it be better to own the property as to intenant or as tenants in common?

11)section 21AA would potentially cover the present circumstance

Crossing out of web deal 21AA

A shopper may drop a web deal the situation being what it is portrayed in the guidelines.

Where a web deal is dropped under Section 21AA, a provider will, inside fifteen days from the date of undoing, discount to a buyer all thought paid by the purchaser under the agreement and any connected customer exchange, regardless of whether paid to the provider or someone else.

Where products are conveyed to a shopper under a web deal that is dropped under Section 21AA, the buyer will, inside fifteen days from the date of scratch-off or conveyance of the merchandise, whichever is later, return the products to the provider unused and in a similar condition in which they were conveyed.

same is the situation with Kim so she ought to allude the above segment to restore hey item and to take discount.

3)By and large the Sale of merchandise act tells that offer of a products is finished when the merchandise got the client , Any danger related with the travel should be taken consideration by the dealer since the ownership of the merchandise is lies with the vender until it came to the purchaser, This how the internet business and food home conveyance business are working. For this situation the client arranges the pizza and made the installment under the conditions that the organization ought to convey the pizza to his home. Yet, in the middle of the pizza has been taken to the ownership is lies with the dealer organization and the related worker. Thus the purchaser doesn't have any risk on this misfortune. So he no compelling reason to pay any extra sum.

4)Charge fundamental possession is likely the sort of proprietorship most private land buyers think about. Dependent upon where you are from, you may not think about some other way to guarantee land.

Additional property advantages of Fee fundamental space proprietor

1. No lease to be paid

2. With charge fundamental proprietorship, your relationship with the property suffers as long as you need to keep it, and after your death you can provide for your nearest relative.

3. Have right to deal.

4.No one can legitimately take that land from a proprietor with charge essential title

5.The charge fundamental proprietor has the advantage to have, use the land and dispose of the land as he wishes — sell it, part with it, trade it for various things, lease it to others, or pass it to others upon death.

5)It is smarter to claim the property as Tenants in Common.

Clarification:

In possession as Tenants in like manner, the property doesn't get consequently moved to the enduring proprietor. Taking into account that the family has been separated every individual would not need that if there should arise an occurrence of death of one of the proprietors the property passes naturally to the enduring proprietor of the property which isn't the best method of moving property for this situation since the family is isolated.

Every proprietor can possess the resource in a pre-decided proportion or rate in proprietorship as Tenants in Common.

In Tenants, in Common, every proprietor can leave behind their offer legitimately without the assent of the other party.

If there should be an occurrence of death of one of the proprietors, the resource will be passed to the beneficiaries in Tenants in Common possession.

Proprietor's will whenever went along to when one of the proprietors bites the dust.

In the event that one of the proprietors passes on or becomes handicapped then the other proprietor is allowed to get to the property and sell their offer without the endorsement of a court for a probate court judgment.

Consequently these are the above reasons why they ought to pick Tenants in Common sort of possession since they are a totally isolated family and their needs may be diverse even as far as the will, move of property, offer of the property, responsibility for property, and so forth.