An office building is being sold. The agreement of purchase and sale includes multiple conditions that protect the buyer. Each condition has a different expiry date, and they will be fulfilled and completed at different times. The conditions do not have waiver provisions. In this situation, all conditions can be removed by:

• A. Serving one waiver
• B. Serving separate notices of fulfillment
• C. Serving one notice of fulfillment
• D. Serving separate waivers

Finish the sentence: The Employment Standards Act:

• A. Specifies the terms of a business partnership agreement.
• B. Regulates matters involving ownership of a business.
• C. Protects the rights of workers of a business that is being sold.
• D. Regulates trade names.

Many industrial users install one or more cranes on their properties to move heavy items. Which type of industrial crane has an arm attached at an angle to a rotating mast that permits 360-degree swiveling around that mast?

• A. Bridge crane
• B. Overhead crane
• C. Jib crane
• D. Gantry crane

The operating costs of a commercial building are usually higher than those of buildings that do not have any common areas. Common area maintenance (CAM) is referred to as the landlord's operating costs attributable to factors that affect the common areas. Which of the following is NOT one of those factors?

• A. Supervision
• B. Operations
• C. Depreciation
• D. Repairs

A salesperson sells an office building using the Commercial Agreement of Purchase and Sale along with a schedule that lists all the fixtures, chattels, and rental items of the office building. After closing the real estate transaction, a dispute arises between the seller and the buyer about which chattels, fixtures, and rental items of the office building were to be included and which were to be excluded. Which of the following is NOT an accurate statement regarding the salesperson's actions related to negotiating chattels, fixtures, and rental items?

• A. The salesperson should specifically exclude all chattels that are not a part of the transaction since chattels are considered a part of the property and are normally included in the purchase price.
• B. The salesperson should clearly list all rental items and service contracts, as these will not be included in the purchase price of the real property being purchased.
• C. The salesperson should specifically exclude all fixtures that are not a part of the transaction since fixtures are considered a part of the property and are normally included in the purchase price.
• D. The salesperson should clearly describe and list the fixtures and chattels in the Agreement of Purchase and Sale and mark each item as an exclusion or inclusion.