Final Assignment: Comparison of Canadian and Indian Hospitality Law
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This report provides a comparative analysis of Canadian and Indian hospitality laws, focusing on key areas such as employment law, tort law, and the sale of alcohol. The introduction highlights the importance of understanding different legal systems for hospitality companies operating internationally. The report then delves into specific aspects of employment law, comparing regulations like the Employment Standards Act 2000 in Canada and the Factories Act 1948 in India, including differences in working hours. The section on tort law discusses how common law principles govern the hospitality sector in both countries, with emphasis on hotel duties in Canada and the concept of absolute liability in India. Furthermore, the report examines the regulations surrounding the sale of alcohol, comparing the Liquor Licence Act in Canada with the exercise department's role in India and the ban on online liquor sales in India. The conclusion summarizes the differences and similarities, emphasizing the importance of considering these factors to avoid legal consequences. The report references relevant legal documents and academic sources to support its analysis.
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