1
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What is Erskine’s definition of fraud?
A
“A machination or contrivance to deceive”.
2
Q
State of knowledge in fraud?
A
Derry v Peek (1889) 14 App Cas 337.
- Knowing the statement is false.
- Not believing the statement to be true.
- Recklessly making the statement.
Obligations 1A
flashcards
Decks in class (25)
# Cards
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Product Liability (B)9
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Occupiers Liability (B)6
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Employers' Liability (B)8
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Professional Liability (B)3
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Assault (C)11
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Unjustified detention (C)4
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Harassment (C)5
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Misuse of private information (C)4
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Defamation (C)24
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Laissez-faire freedom of action (C)2
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Fraud (C)2
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Inducing breach of contract (C)5
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Causing loss by unlawful means (C)4
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Unlawful means conspiracy (C)5
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Lawful means conspiracy (C)3
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Passing off (C)8
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The delict of negligence (A)3
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Duty of care as a threshold device (A)5
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Nervous shock (A)6
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Breaching a duty of care (A)9
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Causation (A)4
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Defences to negligence (A)6
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Vicarious liability (D)13
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Prescription and limitation (D)12
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Damages (D)6
