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. In which of the following torts is the liability 'strict'?

Negligence correct incorrect

Pure economic loss correct incorrect

Claims under the Occupiers' Liability Acts correct incorrect

Claims under the Consumer Protection Act 1987 correct incorrect

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. The tests to establish negligence liability do NOT include:

The defendant owed the claimant a duty of care correct incorrect

The defendant was contractually bound not to cause injury or loss to the claimant correct incorrect

The defendant breached the duty of care correct incorrect

The claimant suffered damage as a consequence of the breach correct incorrect

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. In the case Donoghue v Stevenson [1932], Lord Atkin famously established which point of law in relation to the 'neighbour' test?

That a contract is required before the claimant may initiate a negligence action correct incorrect

It must be fair, just and reasonable for a duty to be imposed on the defendant correct incorrect

The principle of proximity of relationship in existence between the claimant and the defendant. correct incorrect

The 'but for' test in establishing consequential damage correct incorrect

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. The defences to a negligence action do NOT include which of the following?

Consent correct incorrect

Personal relationship between the parties correct incorrect

Contributory negligence correct incorrect

Necessity correct incorrect

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. The appropriate tort for addressing the unlawful interference with another's land is?

Nuisance correct incorrect

Negligence correct incorrect

Negligent misstatements correct incorrect

Pure economic loss correct incorrect

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. The defences to a nuisance claim do NOT include:

Statutory authority correct incorrect

Consent correct incorrect

Prescription correct incorrect

Necessity correct incorrect

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. Following the case of Commissioners of Customs and Excise v Barclays Bank Plc [2006], which of the following tests is NOT a necessary feature in establishing liability for pure economic loss?

The tests established in Caparo v Dickman are satisfied correct incorrect

Causation can be established correct incorrect

A breach of duty can be established correct incorrect

The person has a responsibility, or has assumed a responsibility for his/her statement, but it is irrelevant whether the claimant relied on this assumption of responsibility correct incorrect

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. Which of the following will result in the employer NOT being held vicariously liable for a tort committed by an employer?

An act authorized by the employer but conducted in an unauthorized way correct incorrect

An act where the employee has deviated significantly from the task set by the employer correct incorrect

An act incidental to employment correct incorrect

A criminal act committed by the employee where there is a closeness of connection between the wrong committed by the employee and the nature of his/her employment (in determining whether it is just and reasonable to hold the employer liable) correct incorrect

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. Which of the following is CORRECT in relation to the Consumer Protection Act 1987:

It adds to existing common law rights correct incorrect

It replaces existing common law rights correct incorrect

Claims must be brought through the Act rather than through negligence correct incorrect

The Act is not subject to any defences correct incorrect

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. Which of the following is NOT a requirement under the Occupiers' Liability Act 1984 where, in s 1(3), a duty to take reasonable care in respect of non-visitors is imposed on the occupier?

They are aware of the danger, or ought reasonably be aware that a danger exists correct incorrect

They must be aware, or have reasonable grounds to believe, that the non-visitor is in the vicinity of the danger and may enter the premises correct incorrect

Where they have an appropriate level of liability insurance to satisfy any claims correct incorrect

The danger must be of a type that it is reasonable to expect the occupier to protect against correct incorrect