CAPE Law Unit 2 · 2005 · Paper 2
15 questions and parts from this paper. Open one to see it in full, then practise it on Quelpr and get it marked against the mark scheme.
- 1(a)10 marksDiscuss the liability of Rasheed and Dilip for the injury sustained by Thomas.
- 1(b)10 marksDilip sends a…
- 1(c)10 marksRasheed offers to proceed with the sale if Dilip pays an additional…
- 2(a)10 marksExplain the elements of the tort of negligent misstatement.
- 2(b)15 marksDetermine whether Devon or Arthur owes a duty of care to Sasha, supporting your answer with well-reasoned arguments.
- 325 marksDiscuss the statement that 'The difficulty with the tort of nuisance is that there are a number of guidelines but no hard and fast rules as to what constitutes a nuisance', supporting your answer with relevant…
- 425 marksAnita, an elderly pedestrian crossing a busy highway, is startled when Marcus rushes to grab her hand to help her. Goodison, suspecting a mugging, slaps Marcus. Constable Howard directs Marcus to the police station to…
- 525 marksAssess how far the statement by Diplock LJ in the Hong Kong Fir case ('There are . . . many contractual undertakings of a more complex character which cannot be categorised as being "conditions" or "warranties"')…
- 625 marksAdvise Marla, president of a consumer advocacy group, on the legal effect of exemption or exclusion clauses found in the fine print of contracts signed or accepted by consumers regarding defective goods and sub-standard…
- 7(a)15 marksDiscuss the effect of mistake on the consent of the parties entering into a contract.
- 7(b)10 marksEdwina purchases items at an art shop believing they are 18th-century artifacts based on assurances from the owner (an art critic and her appraiser), but later finds they date from the 20th century. Advise Edwina on the…
- 8(a)10 marksExplain the legal effects of the bank lodging a caveat or caution against 15 Ragabuffing Bay.
- 8(b)15 marksDiscuss whether Abel would succeed in defeating the bank's claim to a mortgage interest in 15 Ragabuffing Bay.
- 925 marksUsing appropriate illustrations, discuss the view of the 'chattel house' articulated by Wooding CJ in Mitchell v. Cowie: 'A house may be a chattel or a fixture depending upon whether it was intended to form part of the…
- 1025 marksUsing appropriate illustrations, discuss the principle governing mortgages that 'you cannot by contract between the mortgagor and mortgagee, clog, as it is termed, the equity of redemption so as to prevent the mortgagor…