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Drill 1 · Contract Law · Damages
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Contract Law · FLK1
A party fails to perform a contractual obligation. Which best describes the innocent party's primary remedy at common law?
Correct. Damages are the primary remedy at common law for breach of contract (Robinson v Harman). Specific performance and injunctions are equitable. Rescission unmakes the contract. Restitution addresses unjust enrichment.
Drill 2 · Criminal Law · Murder mens rea
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Criminal Law · FLK1
What is the mens rea required for murder under English common law?
Correct. The mens rea for murder is intention to kill or cause grievous bodily harm (R v Cunningham). Recklessness, negligence, and mere knowledge of possibility are insufficient.
Drill 3 · Property Law · Legal easements
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Property Law · FLK2
Which of the following is required for the formal creation of a legal easement by deed?
Correct. Section 52 of the Law of Property Act 1925 requires a deed for the legal creation of an easement. Verbal agreements create equitable easements at best. Prescription requires 20 years' use, not 12. Land Registry registration is for protection, not creation.
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Business Law and Practice
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Business Organisations, Rules and Procedures
What must a public company obtain before it can commence trading?
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A certificate of incorporation confirming the company has been properly formed
A trading certificate confirming allotted share capital meets the authorised minimum
A public company must obtain a trading certificate that confirms its allotted share capital meets the authorised minimum before it can commence trading. This requirement ensures the company has sufficient capital backing before it begins business operations.
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A trading certificate confirming issued share capital meets the authorised minimum
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A trading certificate confirming authorised share capital meets the statutory minimum
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A trading licence from Companies House confirming the company can conduct business
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