1) In relation to the case of Associated Newspapers Ltd v Bancks, select the CORRECT statement:

Select one:

a.Bancks breached an intermediate term under the contract

b.Bancks was not allowed to terminate the contract

c.Bancks was allowed to terminate the contract and sue for damages

d.Bancks was only allowed to sue for damages

2)In relation to the consequences for breaching a contract, select the CORRECT statement: If the offending party:

Select one:

a.None of these statements are correct

b.Breached a warranty under the contract, the innocent party can terminate the contract and sue for damages

c.Breached an intermediate term under the contract, the innocent party can only terminate the contract.

d.Breached a condition under the contract, the innocent party can terminate the contract and sue for damages

3)Which of the following is NOT relevant for determining the importance of a contract term?

Select one:

a.Checking whether the term was in writing

b.Asking whether the term goes to the heart of the contract

c.Assessing whether the term is so important, the promisor would never have entered the contract had they known the term would be breached

d.Looking at the impact a possible breach of the term would have on the innocent party

4) Which of the following is NOT a relevant consideration under ACL part 3-5 (Losses caused by defective products)?

Select one:

a.That the goods were supplied in trade and commerce

b.That the goods were manufactured here in Australia

c.That the goods had a safety defect

d.That a person suffered an injury as a result of using the unsafe product

5)Which of the following causes of action is NOT relevant to the body of law known as Torts Law?

Select one:

a.Criminal Law

b.Negligence

c.Defamation

d.Trespass

6) A contract is "Frustrated" when:

Select one:

a.Both parties breached the contract

b.The contract has become impossible to perform due to a faultless and unforeseeable event

c.One party breached the contract

d.One party repudiates the contract