LPAB Diploma in Law Practice Questions - Legal Profession Admission Board (NSW) Diploma in Law Examinations Exam - LPAB Diploma in Law Practice Questions - Legal Profession Admission Board (NSW) Diploma in Law Examinations Exam

Question 1

Anna posts a sign in her shop window reading 'Premium leather wallets - $40'. Ben enters and says 'I'll take one for $40'. Anna refuses to sell. On orthodox Australian contract principles, what is the legal nature of the shop-window sign?

A binding offer that Ben accepted by saying he would take one An invitation to treat, so Ben's statement is the offer which Anna may refuse A unilateral offer accepted by Ben's conduct in entering the shop A conditional acceptance creating an enforceable option

Correct Answer:

An invitation to treat, so Ben's statement is the offer which Anna may refuse

Question 2

A signed written contract for the sale of a business contains an entire agreement clause. The purchaser later argues a term should be implied to give the contract business efficacy. Under the orthodox test from BP Refinery (Westernport) v Shire of Hastings, which requirement must an implied term satisfy?

It must be inconsistent with the express terms but commercially convenient It must be so obvious that it goes without saying and necessary for business efficacy It need only be reasonable in the circumstances, regardless of obviousness It must have been discussed by the parties during negotiations

Correct Answer:

It must be so obvious that it goes without saying and necessary for business efficacy

Question 3

A consumer buys a new dishwasher from a retailer; it stops working after three weeks due to a manufacturing defect. The retailer says the manufacturer's express warranty has been voided. Under the Australian Consumer Law (Sch 2 to the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth)), what is the consumer's strongest basis to obtain a remedy from the retailer?

The manufacturer's express warranty, which the retailer cannot void An action in negligence against the retailer for the defective product The doctrine of caveat emptor, which protects the buyer The consumer guarantee of acceptable quality, which cannot be excluded by contract

Correct Answer:

The consumer guarantee of acceptable quality, which cannot be excluded by contract

Question 4

A builder repudiates a fixed-price construction contract before completion. The owner accepts the repudiation and sues for damages. Which principle governs the measure of damages recoverable for the breach?

The owner is entitled to damages putting them in the position they would have been in had the contract been performed The owner is entitled to damages putting them in the position as if the contract had never been made The owner may recover only the deposit paid, as a penalty The owner may recover punitive damages to deter future breaches

Correct Answer:

The owner is entitled to damages putting them in the position they would have been in had the contract been performed

Question 5

During negotiations, a vendor of a motel innocently but inaccurately represents the takings as far higher than actual, and the purchaser relies on this in entering the contract. The misrepresentation is not a term. What is the purchaser's primary remedy for an innocent (non-fraudulent, non-negligent) misrepresentation at general law?

Damages in the tort of deceit Specific performance of the misrepresented terms Rescission of the contract, subject to bars such as affirmation and third-party rights An account of profits against the vendor

Correct Answer:

Rescission of the contract, subject to bars such as affirmation and third-party rights

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