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TUTORIAL ASSIGNMENT


 

Table of Contents

Question 1: 3

Question 2: 3

Question 3: 4

Question 4: 5

Question 5: 6

Question 6: 6

References. 8

 


 

Question 1:

A tort law happens only when someone did wrong with other individuals. The law generally aims to return any individual back to their previous position and ensure them from any kind of unnecessary losses[1]. One of the most important areas of tort law is duty of care. A tort is committed when someone fails to do his duty properly, which causes injury to someone as shown in this case study. In this case, the organization fails to ensure the quality of their titanium hipbone replacement material, which causes severe pain to the patient after replacing hipbone. There are few stages to establish duty of care in tort law in this case scenario,

1.     The harm here is reasonably certain

2.     There is also a proximity relation between organization and consumer, which break in this case

3.     The duty is broken here (an organization's duty is to maintain their product quality)

4.     That breach of duty case injury to the patient

Tort happened here is uncertain and the organization is responsible for the injury. In addition, there are three types of damages in tort law such as,

1.     General damage: which is includes pain (happened in this case), emotional distress and suffering, 

2.     Aggravated damages: Mental distress

3.     Punitive damage: If damage causes so serious injury, for example, injury happened in this scenario.

Question 2:

The Australian Consumer law guarantees every consumer for the goods they buy or service they are being offered which includes, replacement, refund, repair, and compensation for any kind of damages[2]. In the Australian consumers’ law, consumer guarantee applies automatically in any kind of service or product. The law also claims false promises given to the consumer as the case happened in this case scenario.

a)     In this case, a sales representative handed a flyer to Karl about a haircut and shave under $12, which later he came to know it would be $22 instead of $12. False promises happened here which break consumer law. As the Lion’s Mane Barber Shop made a false promise to Karl, he has the right to take legal action to claim $12, which he paid already. Australian consumer law ensures the right to consumer satisfaction as well as satisfactory services toward its consumer.

b)     Under right to be informed in Australian consumer law, the right to be informed generally provides facts, which are needed to make an informed choice to a consumer, which protects a consumer from misleading and dishonest labelling as well as advertisement. In addition, Australian consumer law also provides customers to select from a service or product range offered with a competitive price by any providers. If the barber asks Karl to pay $22 instead of $12, Karl is not bound to pay full price as it was not mentioned in the flyer or not informed by the manager of that barbershop. In addition, Australian consumer law also ensures a fair settlement, which has been claimed before any services, includes misrepresentation as well as compensation for unsatisfactory services, which happened in this case. In this circumstance, Karl has the right not to pay full price, which is $22.

Question 3: 

Tort of deceit happens when a person knowingly or intentionally deceives another individual into any action, which causes damage to that person; it is on kind of legal injury, which occurred. A tort generally arises from a false or untrue statement provided by someone intentionally or recklessly with the intention, which may be acted by another individual who may suffer any kind of damage as a result[3]. In addition, it is the action or practice of deceiving any person by misrepresenting any kind of truth. In Miguel and next-door neighbour Jono's case, it is clear that Miguel decided to misrepresent information about his age, which has been considered to be leading to Jono financial damage by wilfully and recklessly causing him to trust and believe an act according to this. In addition, Miguel also made false statements about his real age and denied to pay another two-fortuity payment of his taken loan, which is around $2000. There are few elements to claim any decades are given below.

      A false or misleading statement of law or act

      Fraud by any individual by knowing that the representations made by them were false or it was reckless about false and truth

      Damaged which has been suffered by any client in reliance on any representation

In general, acceptance of any kind of jurists, which is causation in centre to the law of tort for both of a philosophical level and practical? First, there should be a representation of fact, which should be made by word. Secondly, the representation needs to be made with proper knowledge that is meant to be false. Thirdly, it must be made intentionally, which happened in that particular case. The tort law does not provide any exhaustive catalogue of any obligation or entitlement of under age. Children or under age people come in a special category in tort law due the act of fraudulent committed by any underage cannot be compared with the act of fraudulent committed by any adult[4]. Under ages, get an exception in tort law. In this case, court will draw distinction between the casualty and action, which will be taken. In addition, the statement made by Miguel is not written to prove it to the court. In addition, minors do not get any special consideration in tort acts but their age should be considered. 

Question 4:

Contract law generally encompasses any regulation or law, which has been directed to any particular promises[5]. Contract law defines any contract as a legal agreement, which is generally enforced by law. The contract law generally focused on common contract law with a few references, which are relevant to any kind of legislation. It is generally divided in five parts, contract information, avoidance of contractual obligation, content and scope of contract, termination and performance of contract, and contract breach. Contract law also added some information, which is related to customer guarantee as well as any unfair terms and conditions in customer contracts. There is a wide range of statutes provided as consumer rights in contract law. Under contract law, with a limited exception, contract law does not bind those persons who are not any parties of a contract. However, if any contract made a trust to the third party, that person is able to enforce the contract under contract law. In this particular Harley Davidson case, the promises made in this contract were false. The manufacturing date of that motorcycle as well as kilometre run made in this case is false. The legal action must be taken under contract law to the seller of the bike. The parties who generally breached (Pete’s Motorcycle Dealership) must pay compensation due to the violence of contract law, as the promise made by the contract was false. Consumer right act under contract law also ensures consumer right about violation of contract or misguidance of any information related to product, which happened in Charli’s case. If a party does not fulfil its obligation under contract agreement, the injured party such as Charles has the right to recover his potential damages caused due to the contract breach. In general, courts need to require that particular server be monitored in nature. In addition, Charlie needs to prove that the contract has been breached along with his total damage. Under contract law, Charli will be able to get compensation.

Question 5:

A breach of contract is generally a failure without any legal excuses, to perform any kind of promises, which forms part of a contract[6]. This also includes failure to perform any action, which has been promised to someone. When any party claim about contract breach judge may ask several questions,

      Did a contract exist

      If the contract modified in anytime

      Damaged caused due to breech

      If the breach party has any authority to enforce contract

In Samantha's case, the buyer missed the deadline of buying Samantha's Oatley unit, which was mentioned in the contract. This breach of contract can causes severe damage to Samantha, which may affect his new unit in Kogarah. Somehow, Samantha’s solicitor is correct in this case. Under the violation of contract under contract law, the buyer is bound to pay compensation including extra interest. In addition, if the breach is minor, non-breaching parties are able to recover damages from the breaching party under the contract law.

Question 6:

The corporation act 2001 (Cth) is the act of Australia that sets out the dealing of law with organizational entities in Australia at interstate and federal level[7]. The corporation act also imposed several additional duties to the directors of an organization under that regulation[8]. An individual who is appointed as a director of any organization must need to comply with the Act in carrying out managerial duties. Section 181 of Corporate act 2001[9] (Cth) inflicts a civil obligation to secretaries, directors as well as other corporate officers to exercise their organizational power and not doing their organizational duties for good faith, for the good interest of an organization as well as for a proper purpose. Under section, 181(1) of the corporation act such a breach happened in this particular ‘Octagon Supplementary’ case will be considered a criminal offence because the breach happens due to the higher authority of the organization and losses occur to the stockholders. In addition, section 180 of this act also provides civil obligation that a manager or higher authority is unable to act with good diligence and care. In this case, the managers are unable to predict business of the organizations new venture and stockholders losses a huge amount of money. Breach of duties also draws a penalty under construction law. In section 184(2) of corporation act a director of an organization commits an offence if the manager uses his position wrongly. The organizational director will not get any benefits due to the violation of corporate act. The director of the organization needs to give his statement to the stockholder about their losses as well as he or she needs to give compensation regarding their losses. In some of the cases, a director may be disqualified from his post.  


 

References

Websites

Thelawyerportal.com, 2021. Tort Law: a Guide for Aspiring Lawyers, <https://www.thelawyerportal.com/free-guides/areas-legal-practice/tort-law-guide/>

Accc.gov.au, 2021. Australian Competition and Consumer Commission <https://www.accc.gov.au/>

Australiancontractlaw.com, 2021. Julie Clarke - Australian Contract Law <https://www.australiancontractlaw.com/law/avoidance-misleading.html>

Alrc.gov.au, 2021. Australian Law Reform Commission | ALRC <https://www.alrc.gov.au/>

Australiancontractlaw.info, 2021. Australian Contract Law <https://www.australiancontractlaw.info/>

Investopedia.com, 2021. Breach of Contract Definition – Investopedia <https://www.investopedia.com/terms/b/breach-of-contract.asp>

Legislation.gov.au, 2001. Corporations Act 2001 <https://www.legislation.gov.au/Details/C2017C00328>

Premiers.qld.gov.au, 2021. Strategies and plans - Department of the Premier and Cabinet <https://www.premiers.qld.gov.au/publications/categories/plans.aspx>

Legislation.gov.au, 2001. Corporations Act 2001 <https://www.legislation.gov.au/Details/C2017C00328>

 



[1] Thelawyerportal.com, 2021. Tort Law: a Guide for Aspiring Lawyers, <https://www.thelawyerportal.com/free-guides/areas-legal-practice/tort-law-guide/>

[2] Accc.gov.au, 2021. Australian Competition and Consumer Commission <https://www.accc.gov.au/>

[3] Australiancontractlaw.com, 2021. Julie Clarke - Australian Contract Law <https://www.australiancontractlaw.com/law/avoidance-misleading.html>

[4] Alrc.gov.au, 2021. Australian Law Reform Commission | ALRC <https://www.alrc.gov.au/>

[5] Australiancontractlaw.info, 2021. Australian Contract Law <https://www.australiancontractlaw.info/>

[6] Investopedia.com, 2021. Breach of Contract Definition – Investopedia <https://www.investopedia.com/terms/b/breach-of-contract.asp>

[7] Legislation.gov.au, 2001. Corporations Act 2001 <https://www.legislation.gov.au/Details/C2017C00328>

[8] Premiers.qld.gov.au, 2021. Strategies and plans - Department of the Premier and Cabinet <https://www.premiers.qld.gov.au/publications/categories/plans.aspx>

[9] Legislation.gov.au, 2001. Corporations Act 2001 <https://www.legislation.gov.au/Details/C2017C00328>