1. The citation of a case gives you essential information about the case, including where to find it. A typical citation is made up of the following components: style of cause, year, abbreviated law reporter information, name of law report series, law report series number, page number, jurisdiction, and court. Read the following citations and provide the missing component [noted with xxxxxx] (5 Marks) c. Demon v Charles (1990), 31 OR (2d) 681 (xxxxxx) d. Carson v Baker (2005), xxxxxx (Ont Ct J) 2. Find an example of a case that deals with each of the following subject areas. Cite each case correctly. (20 Marks) a. Food, Drugs & Cosmetics b. Consumer Protection c. COVID-19 d. Privacy e. Divorce

1. The citation of a case gives you essential information about the case, including where to
find it. A typical citation is made up of the following components: style of cause, year,
abbreviated law reporter information, name of law report series, law report series
number, page number, jurisdiction, and court. Read the following citations and provide
the missing component [noted with xxxxxx] (5 Marks)

c. Demon v Charles (1990), 31 OR (2d) 681 (xxxxxx)
d. Carson v Baker (2005), xxxxxx (Ont Ct J)

2. Find an example of a case that deals with each of the following subject areas. Cite each
case correctly. (20 Marks)

a. Food, Drugs & Cosmetics
b. Consumer Protection
c. COVID-19
d. Privacy

e. DivorceA typical citation is made up of the following components: style of cause, year,

abbreviated law reporter information, name of law report series, law report series

number, page number, jurisdiction, and court. Read the following citations and provide

the missing component [noted with xxxxxx] (5 Marks)

c. Demon v Charles (1990), 31 OR (2d) 681 (xxxxxx)

d. Carson v Baker (2005), xxxxxx (Ont Ct J) 

2. Find an example of a case that deals with each of the following subject areas. Cite each

case correctly. (20 Marks)

a. Food, Drugs & Cosmetics

b. Consumer Protection

c. COVID-19

d. Privacy

e. Divorce