Question 1
[1 mark]
Answer
[1 mark]
Select the true statement about a term which attempts to exclude or limit liability for breach of the ‘satisfactory quality’ requirement in a consumer contract for supply of goods (Consumer Rights Act 2015 s9).
[1 mark]
Which of the following best describes what happens in an action for breach of contract?
[1 mark]
Which of the following best describes where the rules of contract law can be found?
[1 mark]
In the context of a statutory instrument (a form of delegated legislation), what does the term ‘ultra vires’ mean?
[1 mark]
Explain two ways in which the law tries to achieve judicial independence.
[5 marks]
Taking into account the rules on anticipatory breach of contract, suggest why a court will probably include the £500 in an award of damages to Belle.
[5 marks]
Referring to the rules on agreement in formation of contract, advise Cora of any rights and remedies that she may have against Del.
[10 marks]
Examine the extent to which legal rules and moral rules are related. Discuss the extent to which rules in contract law reflect rules of morality.
[15 marks]
Consider Fred’s rights and remedies against Ezra in connection with the shirt. Having regard to the flooding and the expected demolition of Greta’s house, consider the rights and remedies of Fred and Greta in connection with the contract for the design and creation of the garden.
[30 marks]
Consider the rights and remedies of Lewis against Karol in relation to the work and consider the rights and remedies of Lewis against NiceCook Ltd in relation to the barbecue.
In respect of a consumer contract for the supply of goods, assess whether the Consumer Rights Act 2015 is successful in balancing the interests of traders and consumers.
[30 marks]
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