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Spiderman, Superman, the Incredible Hulk, Batman, and Sweetie Suzie are in a bar. Spiderman sees Batman ogling Sweetie Suzie as she gets up to leave. Spiderman has been upset with Batman for a while, and has had a bad day. Spiderman threatens Batman: "You ever look at Sweetie Suzie like that again, I'll end you.\" Hearing the threat and thinking he needs to protect Batman, the Hulk pulls back his fist in Spiderman's direction. Spiderman's "Spidey sense\" tingles, giving him an intuition of what is about to happen, and he ducks Hulk's punch. Can the Hulk be liable to Superman for battery? James is driving 25 MPH in 25 MPH zone down a four lane street where there are children playing. One nine-year-old child, Rupal, runs into the street chasing a soccer ball. James, without looking-over his shoulder, swerves into the other lane to avoid Rupal, and in the process he hits a car, driven by Tony that was speeding past him in the left-hand lane going in the same direction. ' Tony loses control of his car, hits a telephone pole and is seriously and permanently injured. The telephone pole, owned by the local phone company TeleCo, easily snaps into two pieces and hits Rupal, who is still in the street, knocking him unconscious and resulting in permanent injuries. TeleCo never did any testing of its poles to establish how easily the poles broke. The only factor used in manufacturing the poles was cost. The poles were made of low quality trees and were not treated in anyr significant manner except for a coating of tar. No reinforcement was used on the poles. What are the various liabilities and rights of the parties involved? Jose owned a music store that frequently sold DVD's produced by the Talon music company at below Talons' recommended retail prices. Talon's sales manager sent a fax to Jose in which he threatened to stop supplying Jose's store unless Jose kept to the recommended prices. When jose refused to agree Talon backed down. Has Talon committed any restrictive trade practice that is prohibited under Part 6 of the Commerce Commission Decree 2010? if it is in breach, what remedies couid apply. Telco Lionz is a major supplier of telecommunications services in Fijian. For approximately five months from Fiji Day 2015 Telco Lionz prosecuted a multi-media advertising campaign promoting its "Think Bigger\" and \"Supersonic" broadband data service plans to consumers. The campaign deployed advertisements in five different media: television, metropolitan and local newspapers, billboards, online and direct marketing. There were eleven separate advertisements and, although each advertisement in each medium was couched in different terms, each advertisement indicated in "headline\" claims that the plans had an overall cap or quota, made up of distinct peak and off-peak quotas of broadband availability. Each headline claim was accompanied by a disclaimer in smaller and less prominent print noting \"Speed limited once peak data exceeded\". In fact, once the peak quota was used up, the Speed of the service was significantly slowed irrespective of the usage of the off-peak or overall quotas. The plans were subject to major limitations including speed reductions when a certain amount of 'data was downloaded. With Reference to part 7 of the Commerce Commission Decree 2010, explain whether the conduct of Telco Lionz amounts to an offence under Sections 75 and Section 84 of the Commerce Commission Decree 2010 A teacher makes multiple copies of a recommended textbook that is hard to get and sells them for cost value to her students. Explain whether the teacher has infringed copyright