快速查题-ACCA英国注册会计师试题

The claimant must prove that they acted reasonably

The claimant must prove that the defendant was negligent

The defendant must prove that they were not negligent

There is some similarity between the name of the defendant's business and that of the claimant

The defendant is using a similar business model to the claimant

The consumer purchased fake goods

The name of the defendant’s business is similar enough to the claimant's to mislead the consumer

Breach of contract is a tort 

 Torts are crimes 

 A tort is a civil wrong and the victim sues for compensation or an injunction 

 The use of a business name or trademark that misleads the consumer to believe that one business is that of another 

Misleading a consumer to take actions that are to their detriment 

 A consumer deliberately wearing a product that purports to be made by one brand but which is actually a fake 

 They breached a duty of care to the claimant 

 They breached a duty of care to the claimant and as a consequence the claimant suffered loss, injury or damage 

 Their actions caused the claimant to suffer some loss, injury or damage 

 The claimant must prove that the defendant was negligent 

 The defendant must prove that they were not negligent 

 The claimant must prove that they acted reasonably 

 Where the loss or damage was caused by the employee when performing the duties they were employed to do 

 Where the loss or damage was caused by the employee, but they were not on company business at the time of the incident 

 Where the employee has a valid defence to liability and the injured party has no other course of action available to them 

The defendant is liable for the claimant's injury unless proved otherwise 

 The claimant accepted the risk of injury and the defendant is not liable for the claimant's losses 

 Neither the claimant nor the defendant is responsible for the claimant's injury 

True 

False