Residual powers are: '3 a. Powers granted to the federal Parliament exclusively under the Constitution. 0 b. Powers the states exclusively hold. '3 c. Powers shared between the Commonwealth and the states. 0 d. Both A and B above. The decision of Australian Provincial Assurance Association Ltd v Coroneo (1938) 38 SR (NSW) 700, is an authority for: O a. The basic presumption that if a chattel is attached to land by means other than its own weight it is, prima facie a fixture. Ob. In determining what is, or is not a fixture, will depend on the facts of the case. O c. The degree of annexation is a factor that the court may consider when determining whether something is a fixture. O d. All of the above.A court orders a plaintiff's representatives to enter premises and seize material that infringes the plaintiff's copyright. This is known as: '3 a. An injunction. '3 b. An Anton Pillar Order. '3 c. Specific performance. '3 d. An account of profits. Codelfa Construction Pty Ltd v State Rail Authority (NSW) (1982) 149 CLR 337 is a decision dealing with: O a. The doctrine of frustration O b. Unconscionablety O c. Part payment of a debt and consideration O d. Vitiated consent