Alberta General Insurance Level 1 Practice Exam

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What is a mandate in the context of Quebec civil code?

A requirement to purchase insurance
A type of insurance policy
A contract allowing someone to represent another
A legal obligation to report an accident

The correct answer is: A contract allowing someone to represent another

In the context of Quebec civil code, a mandate refers to a contract that allows one person to represent or act on behalf of another person. It is not a requirement to purchase insurance (Option A), nor is it a type of insurance policy (Option B). A mandate does not pertain to legal obligations related to reporting an accident (Option D). While it is important to have insurance and report accidents, these options are not directly related to the concept of mandate in the Quebec civil code.