1.In both criminal and civil proceedings, the relevant standard of proof is proof beyond a reasonable doubt.

True

False

2.A civil trial is usually heard where the events occurred or where the defendant lives.

True

False

3.The remedy of misrepresentation is needed because sometimes people make important statements during negotiations but forget to write these statements down as part of the contract.

True

False

4.Duress is the same as non-est factum (Mistake with respect to documents signed)

True

False

5.The only purpose of an entire agreement clause is to exclude terms implied by statutes such as the Sale of Goods Act.

True

False

6.An exemption (disclaimer) clause is never enforced by the courts.

True

False 7.Assault in tort law is defined as touching another person without consent.

True

False

8.Absolute and qualified privilege are defences, even when the defamatory statement is false.

True

False

9.General damages in tort are intended to put the injured person in the same position as if the tort had not happened.

True

False

10.A professional only owes a duty to the client who pays his fees.

True

False