In which of the following circumstances would a Canadian court be least likely to follow a fault-based system of determining liability for a negligent act?

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In cases of liability in contract, Canadian courts typically follow a principle of strict liability or rely on the terms of the contract itself, rather than determining liability based on fault or negligence. This contrasts with tort claims (such as negligence, contributory negligence, and product liability), where fault is a central consideration.

In Which of the Following Circumstances Would a Canadian Court