Question 1
In a case involving private nuisance, for which of the following can the claimant not seek a remedy?
[1 mark]
Answer
In a case involving private nuisance, for which of the following can the claimant not seek a remedy?
[1 mark]
If an action in negligence is brought against a child, which of the following does the claimant normally have to prove is true at the time of the incident?
[1 mark]
A pressure group may try to influence Parliament and persuade it to pass certain laws. Which of the following statements about pressure groups is false ?
[1 mark]
Which of the following best describes a decision made by a tribunal?
The decision is
[1 mark]
Which of the following courts does not hear appeals in tort cases?
[1 mark]
Explain two aspects of the work of the Law Commission in reforming the law. Give an example of an area of law that the Law Commission has looked at.
[5 marks]
Suggest why the people using the field as a shortcut could be considered as trespassers for the purposes of any claim in occupiers’ liability.
[5 marks]
Advise Leroy as to his rights and remedies against Kev under the Rule in Rylands v Fletcher.
[10 marks]
Examine what is meant by fault as a basis for liability in English law. Discuss to what extent liability to lawful visitors, under the Occupiers’ Liability Act 1957, is based on fault.
[15 marks]
Consider the rights and remedies of Neal, Orella and Peggy against Mel.
[30 marks]
Consider the rights and remedies of Sam against Tina and against UserArt Ltd in relation to the vase.
Law plays a role in society in both allowing and restricting civil claims. There are rules which restrict when a claimant can recover for pure economic loss in tort. Assess the reasons why these restrictions on recovery for pure economic loss exist.
[30 marks]
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