AQA A Level Law Paper 2 November 2021 question paper

Which of the following is not a requirement for a successful claim under the rule in Rylands v Fletcher?

In a claim for psychiatric injury brought by a primary victim, which of the following does not need to be proved?

Which type of judge normally hears appeals in the Civil Division of the Court of Appeal?

In the House of Commons, a bill will have a second reading. Which statement best describes a second reading?

Select the false statement. The concept of parliamentary supremacy (parliamentary sovereignty) states that Parliament has the power to:

Explain three aspects of the role of a mediator.

In these circumstances, suggest why any claim made by Leah in respect of her psychiatric injury would be unlikely to succeed in court.

Taking into account the rules on negligent misstatement, advise Nick of his rights against Ona.

Examine the role which fault plays in deciding liability in law. Discuss the extent to which liability for private nuisance depends on fault.

Taking into account the law of occupiers’ liability, consider the rights and remedies of Ravi against Paul and of Saffi against Paul.

Consider the rights and remedies of Wes against Vic and against Tania in relation to his injuries.

The theory underlying the rules of negligence plays a role in society as it helps courts decide which claims should succeed and which should fail. In the context of a claim in negligence, assess the factors used by the courts when deciding whether a duty of care has been breached and whether therefore a claim can succeed.