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Undue Influence and Unconscionable Bargains Written Exam. Undue Influence: intro - correct answer The defence of undue influence can make a contract voidable Undue influence is the presence of a relationship where one party uses their stronger position to exploit the other party The basis of the doctrine is exploitation Undue influence: definition - correct answer "May be invoked when the influence which induced a party to enter into a contract is such that it is deemed by equity to b...

Undue Influence and Unconscionable BargainsUndue Influence: intro - correct answer The defence of undue influence can make a contract voidable Undue influence is the presence of a relationship where one party uses their stronger position to exploit the other party The basis of the doctrine is exploitation Undue influence: definition - correct answer "May be invoked when the influence which induced a party to enter into a contract is such that it is deemed by equity to be unconscionable...

Undue Influence Cases Williams v Bayley - correct answer Actual Undue Influence. - Son forged his father's signatory on several promissory notes. - Bank decided to propose that Bayley mortgage his house to pay them back in order to avoid his son's prosecution. Held: agreement to mortgage the property was invalid; the bank had accepted against ethics, justice and morality. Williams v Bayley (Lord Westbury - If a man agrees to guarantee another's liabilities he has to do so as a.....

Undue Influence Cases Study Guide Test.Williams v Bayley - correct answer Actual Undue Influence. - Son forged his father's signatory on several promissory notes. - Bank decided to propose that Bayley mortgage his house to pay them back in order to avoid his son's prosecution. Held: agreement to mortgage the property was invalid; the bank had accepted against ethics, justice and morality. Williams v Bayley (Lord Westbury - If a man agrees to guarantee another's liabilities he has...

Undue influenceUndue influence - correct answer · Developed by courts of equity · Easier option to prove than duress · Objective: ensures the influence of one person over another is not abused · If consent to a transaction produced in way that the consent ought not fairly to be treated as the expression of a person's free will à transaction not allowed to stand which case made guidelines for undue influence? - correct answer RBS v Etridge (No 2) [2001] UKHL 44 RBS v Etridge (No 2)...

Undue Influence Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers. Undue influence - correct answer · Developed by courts of equity · Easier option to prove than duress · Objective: ensures the influence of one person over another is not abused · If consent to a transaction produced in way that the consent ought not fairly to be treated as the expression of a person's free will à transaction not allowed to stand which case made guidelines for undue influence? - correct answer RBS v Etridge (...

Contents Vicarious liability 10 Century Insurance Co Ltd v Northern Ireland Road Transport Board [1942] AC 509 10 Deatons Pty Ltd v Flew (1949) 79 CLR 370 10 The Tort of Trespass 10 Stanley v Powell [1891] 1 QB 86 10 Kelsen v Imperial Tobacco Co [1957] 2 QB 334 11 Rixon v Star City Pty Ltd [2001] 53 NSWLR 98 11 Defences to the Tort of Trespass 11 Southwark LBC v Williams [1971] Ch 734 11 The Tort of Nuisance 11 Silservice v Supreme Bread Pty Ltd (1949) 50 SR (NSW) 207 11 The Tort of ...

PBL Practice Exam – 60 questions Suggested time frame to complete: 15 minutes reading time, 90 minutes writing time. Remember for the actual final exam that:  If asked any question that is related to a particular piece of legislation, you will be provided with the relevant sections of the legislation in hard copy. There is no need to memorise legislation.  You are not required to recall case “citations” (ie. year numbers, law reports etc) but you will need to be able to re...

PBL Practice Exam – 60 questions Suggested time frame to complete: 15 minutes reading time, 90 minutes writing time. Remember for the actual final exam that:  If asked any question that is related to a particular piece of legislation, you will be provided with the relevant sections of the legislation in hard copy. There is no need to memorise legislation.  You are not required to recall case “citations” (ie. year numbers, law reports etc) but you will need to be able to re...

My Exam answer I got 72 for problem question about undue influence and 74 for essay question about objective principle of the contract law. Total words=2745