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Chapter 18 End of Chapter Questions
Undue influence
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What must
C
prove for a claim in actual undue influence?
That a relationship of undue influence existed at the time of his entering into contract
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Primary facts that lead to a rebuttable presumption of the facts necessary to ground an undue influence claim
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An inequality of bargaining power between
C
and the other party to the contract, with a resulting contract that is in favour of the latter.
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None of the options given is correct.
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For what reason was Miss Allcard not able to recover her property in
Allcard v Skinner?
There was no unconscionable conduct on the part of the defendant
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The claimant had given sufficient consent
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There was a delay in bringing the claim
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She had received independent advice
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A
is the President of her College Ball Committee.
A
books a number of performers for the ball from one agent,
B
. After further discussions with the ball committee,
A
decides to book another performer through another agent.
B
discovers this and tells
A
that he will inform
A
's committee of the discount
B
provided to
A,
that
A
decided to keep for herself, if
A
does not book all subsequent acts through
B.
What claim may
A
have against
B
if
B
wishes to enforce the contract?
Presumed undue influence
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Actual undue influence
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Presumed undue influence or duress
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Actual undue influence or duress
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Which of the following is not automatically a relationship of trust and confidence?
Parent and child
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Husband and wife
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Solicitor and client
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Trustee and beneficiary
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What must a defendant prove to rebut a claim of presumed undue influence?
A reasonable explanation for the transactions exists
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On the balance of probabilities, the claimant entered the transaction of her own free will
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That the claimant had independent legal advice
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All of the answers given are correct
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When would a bank not be put 'on inquiry' for undue influence?
Where a loan is advanced to a husband and wife jointly
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Where the wife secures her husband's company's debts and the wife has a shareholding in the company
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Where the wife secures her husband's company's debts and the wife is an officer of the company
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All of the options given are correct
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Mr Allan wishes to obtain a loan for his company from Big Bucks Bank, for which he asks Mrs Allan to be a surety. Big Bucks Bank, realising that it is put on notice of potential undue influence, instructs a solicitor to explain the implications of the transaction to Mrs Allan. Big Bucks Bank later discovers that the solicitor also acts for Mr Allan. What steps should Big Bucks Bank take?
Instruct a new solicitor to inform Mrs Allan of the transaction
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Cancel any loan being made to Mr Allan
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Ask Mr Allan to find a new surety
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Ask for written confirmation from the solicitor that the transaction has been independently explained to Mrs Allan
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becomes a surety for her a loan for her husband's company, in which
A
holds shares.
A
does not receive legal advice from a solicitor.
A
's husband defaults on the loan,
A
stands to lose £6000 as a result.
A
claims that she entered into the transaction under undue influence. If the claim is successful, what remedy might
A
be entitled to?
Rescission only
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Damages to reflect the administration charges of entering into the transaction.
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Rescission and damages to reflect the administration charges of entering into the transaction
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Rescission, damages to reflect the administration charges of entering into the transaction, and damages to reflect the lost opportunity of using money elsewhere.
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