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Corporate and Business Law MCQs
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Law is important in business and accounting because:
It ensures that all companies act fairly
It stops all corruption
It makes all company directors wealthy
It creates certain obligations and prohibitions
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The concept of justice comes from:
The Greeks
Queen Victoria
Henry VIII
David Cameron
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A key area of Public law is the area of:
Criminal law
Tort law
Family law
Acts of Parliament
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The Civil Law system is:
Used in France
Not based on precedent
Used in some US states
All of the above
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Stare decisis means:
Stand by me
Follow that statute
Don't stare at the judge in court
Stand by the decision
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R- v- Smith means that the case is:
A criminal case
A civil case
An interesting case
A case that will be heard in the County Court
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Royal Assent is actually given by:
The Queen
The Minister of Justice
The Lord Chief Justice
The Master of the Rolls
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When Judges interpret the law they can:
Use the Literal rule
Use the Mischief rule
Use the Golden Rule
Use any of the above rules
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An example of a case that applied the literal rule is:
Pepper v Hart
Fisher v Bell
Donoghue v Stevenson
Adler v George
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An example of a case that applied the Golden rule is:
Pepper v Hart
Fisher v Bell
Donoghue v Stevenson
Adler v George
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If a civil case was worth £100,000, it would first be heard in:
The County Court
The High Court
The Crown Court
The Court of Appeal
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Solicitors are different to Barristers in that:
They earn less money
They are not as important
They cannot ever appear in court
They cannot wear wigs in court
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EC legislation with direct applicability is known as a:
Directive
Regulation
Order
Decision
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English Law is based on:
The Code Civil
The doctrine of precedent
The Treaty of Lisbon
Human Rights
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The European Court of Justice decision in Factortame which first suggested that the English Parliament should change a Statute was a case about:
German Footballers
Spanish Fishermen
Italian Food
French Wine
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Obiter dicta is the part of a case that:
May be followed
Must be followed
Is not relevant at all
Explains the key facts of the case
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The system of law generally used in mainland Europe is also known as the :
Civil Law System
Statutory Law System
Criminal Law System
Common Law System
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The doctrine of precedent allows the:
The Supreme Court to overrule previous decisions of all lower courts
The Small Claims Court to overrule the Court of Appeal
The County Court to overrule the European Court of Justice
The Court of Appeal to overrule the Supreme Court
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If an earlier case is decided by the Supreme Court, when dealing with a new case, where the facts are materially different, the Supreme Court can:
Distinguish
Deliver
Devolve
Delight
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In Hinz v Berry [1970], Denning decided the case based on the fact that:
Mr Berry was not at the scene
Mrs Hinz was not at the scene
Mr Berry was at the scene
Mrs Hinz was at the scene
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To become a Statute, a Bill finally gets:
Royal Assent
Royal Approval
Royal Agreement
Royal Acceptance
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An EC Treaty Regulation:
Needs to be implemented by the member state
Does not need to be implemented by the member state, it is law when published by the EC
Is not binding on member states
Is not relevant in the UK now due to Brexit
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The court below that is the highest ranked in the English Legal System is:
The Crown Court
The Court of Appeal
The Magistrates Court
The Royal Court of Justice
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In the case of Smith v Hughes [1960], the court found the two prostitutes guilty as they applied the:
The Mischief Rule
The Golden Rule
The Literal Rule
The Postal Rule
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The Literal Rule allows Judges to:
Ignore precedent
Follow the ordinary meaning of the words in a Statute
Take a broader approach if following the ordinary meaning makes the outcome absurd
Look at Parliament's intention
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The legal system used in France is based on:
Code Civil
Stare Decisis
Ratio Decidendi
Le Grand Fromage
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If a decision is made by a public body, you can try to legally challenge the decision by:
Judicial review
Appeal to the Court of Appeal
Calling the Crown Prosecution Service
Contacting your MP
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The case of 'Donogue v Stevenson' was a case about:
Orange Juice
Coca Cola
Ginger Beer
Scotch Whisky
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The dictator of Malawi who continued to use English Law after his country gained independence was:
Pol Pot
Joseph Stalin
Hastings Banda
Idi Amin
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The doctrine of precedent can be avoided by judges if they can, in relation to the facts of an earlier case:
Develop
Denounce
Distinguish
Delegate
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If a case is decided by the Court of Appeal, the Supreme Court, when dealing with the same case, if in agreement, can:
Appeal the decision
Uphold the decision
Follow the decision
Overrule the decision
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In Hinz v Berry [1970], the leading barrister arguing for Mrs Hinz was:
Judd Q.C.
Jump Q.C.
Jupp Q.C.
Jedd Q.C
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To become a Statute, a Bill usually goes through which initial stage:
First Report
First Reading
First Discussion
First Questions
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The founding Treaty of the European Community in 1957 was the Treaty of:
Rennes
Reykjavik
Riyadh
Rome
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The division of the High Court which deals with major divorce cases is the:
Family Division
Queen's Bench Division
Chancery Division
First Division
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In the case of Smith v Hughes [1960], the defendants were:
Politicians
Prostitutes
Policemen
Prisoners
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In Adler v George, the key argument involved the interpretation of the word:
Victim
Venom
Villain
Vicinity
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The 'literal rule' allows Judges to:
Ignore precedent
Follow the ordinary meaning of the words in a Statute
Take a broader approach if following the ordinary meaning makes the outcome absurd
Refer a question of European Law to the European Court
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A Judge for statutory interpretation purposes can use which of the following as an 'intrinsic aid':
'Hansard'
A dictionary
Similar statutes
The definition section in the statute
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The Mischief Rule means that:
Judges can overrule a Statute
Judges must consult the European Court of Justice
Judges must follow the ordinary words in a statute
Judges can look at Parliament’s intention
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A criminal case where a defendant is charged with murder would first be heard in:
The High Court
The Crown Court
The Magistrates Court
The Supreme Court
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What was the original name for the Supreme Court [of England and Wales]:
The Senate
The House of Lords
The High Court
The House of Representatives
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English Law is based on:
The Code Civile
Napoleonic law
European Law
Common Law
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The Civil Law system in Europe was introduced originally by:
Napoleon Bonaparte
The Emperor Justinian
William the Conqueror
William Hague
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A key area of Public law is:
Constitutional Law
Tort Law
Family Law
Contract Law
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The European Court of Justice decision in Factortame suggested that:
An English statute contradicted European Law and should be amended
European Law contradicted an English statute and should be amended
English law has nothing to do with European Law
The UK should not be a member of the European Union
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'Ratio decidendi' is the part of a case that:
Should be followed by lower courts
Should be ignored by lower courts
Is only persuasive
Decides the amount of damages to be awarded
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The doctrine of precedent means that judges should:
Make decisions fairly
Look back at previous decisions
Consult other judges
Refer any queries they have to the European Court of Justice
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One of the powers of a judge, in relation to an earlier case is that the judge may:
Overrule
Overall
Override
Overreach
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In Hinz v Berry [1970], the Barrister acting for Mr Berry was:
Carter
Carman
Cartman
Carwash
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To become a Statute, a Bill may be produced from a:
Pink paper
Yellow paper
Black paper
Green paper
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An EC Treaty Regulation:
Needs to be implemented by the member state
Does not need to be implemented by the member state, it is law when published by the EC
Is not binding on member states
None of the above
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The court below that is the lowest ranked in the English Legal System is:
The High Court
The Court of Appeal
The Supreme Court
The County Court
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In the case of Smith v Hughes [1960], the two prostitutes would probably have been found NOT guilty if the judge had applied:
The Over Rule
The Golden Rule
The Literal Rule
The Mischief Rule
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The Golden Rule allows Judges to:
Ignore precedent
Follow the ordinary meaning of the words in a Statute
Take a broader approach if following the ordinary meaning makes the outcome absurd
Refer to European Law
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A Judge for statutory interpretation purposes can use reports of Parliamentary debates known as:
Hanson
Handsome
Hansard
Handsoff
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Which of the following can a judge NOT do:
Overrule a Statute
Consult the European Court of Justice
Follow the ordinary words in a statute
Look at Parliament's intention
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In the case of Adler v George which rule of statutory interpretation was used:
Mischief
Literal
Golden
All of the above
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A civil case where the claim is worth £1,000 will first be heard in:
The High Court
The County Court
The Small Claims Court
The Supreme Court
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How many 'dinners' must a law student attend at the Inns before being called to the Bar:
9
10
11
12