Question 1
In a claim for negligence, the court must decide if there has been a breach of the duty of care. Which of the following will the court not take into account when reaching this decision?
[1 mark]
Answer
In a claim for negligence, the court must decide if there has been a breach of the duty of care. Which of the following will the court not take into account when reaching this decision?
[1 mark]
In a claim for psychiatric injury, which of the following best describes a secondary victim?
[1 mark]
Which of the following is not part of the work of the Law Commission?
[1 mark]
When new legislation is enacted in Parliament, which of the two Houses of Parliament is usually more powerful?
[1 mark]
Which statement best describes the availability of legal aid in a civil case? Legal aid is:
[1 mark]
Explain any three aspects of the role of a High Court judge when hearing a negligence case.
[5 marks]
Suggest why Harun owes a duty of care to Izzy under the rules governing occupiers’ liability.
[5 marks]
With regard to the rules on negligence and contributory negligence, advise Jake of his rights and remedies against Kandy.
[10 marks]
Examine the relationship between legal rules and moral rules. Discuss the extent to which the Occupiers’ Liability Act 1984 (liability towards trespassers) reflects rules of morality.
[15 marks]
Consider the rights and remedies of Sam against Ozzy in relation to the operation of the timber yard and of Paula against Ozzy in relation to the damage to her central heating vent.
[30 marks]
Consider the rights and remedies of Leroy against Nickie and of Leroy against Movers in relation to his loss.
In relation to the disagreement between Leroy and Movers, assess the different methods of dispute resolution available, both in and out of court.
[30 marks]
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