Which of the following legal causes of action are included in the Law of Tort?

1. Restitution
2. Trespass
3. Nuisance
4. Negligence (duty to take reasonable care)
5. Estoppel
6. Unconscionability

The 'AS 2124-1992' is:

1. A standard form of building contract developed by Standards Australia that is frequently used as the basic agreement between the owner and the head building contractor for a construction project
2. The standard issued by Standards Australia for helmets worn on construction sites
3. An excavator with remarkably superior digging capacity
4. The correct citation of (how you find) the case decided by the New South Wales Court of AppealPeninsula Balmain Pty Ltd v Abigroup Contractors Pty Ltd; that is,Peninsula Balmain Pty Ltd v Abigroup Contractors Pty Ltd[2002] AS 2124-1992

TheConstruction Occupations (Licensing Act) 2004(ACT) defines the 'construction occupations' that are regulated by that Act in the Australian Capital Territory. Which of the following are included?

1. Brick layer
2. Building surveyor
3. Painter
4. Builder
5. Roof tiler
6. Plumber
7. Electrician
8. Gasfitter

Which of the following are sources of legal obligation in Australian Building & Construction Law?

1. Press statements by the Premier of a State government or the Chief Minister of a Territory government.
2. Private agreements and other legal arrangements voluntarily entered into.
3. Commonwealth, State and Territory legislation made by the Parliament (or Legislative Assembly) of the relevant jurisdiction.
4. Decrees of the Commonwealth Ombudsman.
5. Precedent decisions of the Master Builders Association.
6. Regulations made by a government agency exercising powers delegated to it in legislation.
7. The common law, which is a body of principles that has developed over a long period of time by judges when deciding court cases.

The role of theconstruction occupations registrarin a building construction project is to:

1. register the building site as one that is adequately insured
2. issue building approval for a new project under theBuilding Act 2004(ACT)
3. issue the certificate of occupancy for the building: s 69Building Act 2004(ACT)
4. certify completion of stages in construction of the building
5. register a new Certificate of Title to land where a new multi-storey building has been completed